ABC 10 News Anchor speaks with the mayor of Tijuana about the violence in Baja California over the weekend. The mayor says 2,000 police officers are now patrolling the streets.
Hernandez is a taxi driver in San Diego. He lives in Rosarito. Hernandez says he saw several cars on fire over the weekend."They stole the cars first, then lit them on fire. We have the situation now under control," said Montserrat Caballero Ramírez, the mayor of Tijuana.
Ramírez says eight people have been detailed related to the violence. She also says the Mexican government has sent 3,000 soldiers into Baja California and there are an additional 2,000 police officers in Tijuana, patrolling the streets. Hernandez tells us he read a post allegedly from a cartel, warning of the violence until the government frees their people.
The mayor says that was a rumor. She says it was actually several cartels trying to take control of Baja and not in retaliation against their members behind bars. Ramírez says Baja is safe for Mexicans, San Diegans and tourists. Hernandez says he is being extra cautious and hopes the violence does not continue.
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