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Gang violence in Guatemala kills 7 police officers

Gang violence in Guatemala kills 7 police officers after inmates take over prisons

Clashes between security forces and gang members in Guatemala's capital Sunday killed seven officers, authorities said, shortly after police in the country's southwest regained control of one of three

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Guatemala Declares State of Emergency to Address Gang Violence

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Guatemalans enter state of siege over surge in gang violence

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Death toll from Guatemala gang attacks rises to nine police officers

The death toll from coordinated gang attacks in Guatemala has risen to nine police officers, an official confirmed on Monday, following a weekend of violence that began with prison riots.

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Guatemalan prison hostages freed, president declares state of siege

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9 Guatemalan police officers dead after gang attacks

On Monday, National Civil Police Director David Custodio Boteo said that a ninth police officer had died early Monday from his injuries.

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State of emergency declared in Guatemala after gangs seize prisons, kill eight cops

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Guatemala Declares State of Siege After Gang Violence Kills 7 Police Officers

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Inside the crackdown on MS-13 violence in Baltimore, gang accused of 4 killings, including teen

Michael Ariel Chacon Nataren, 19, died after being shot across from Patterson Park in March 2024, with Crime Stoppers offering an $8,000 reward. A federal indictment said he was one of four people killed in Baltimore City by a clique of the MS-13 gang since 2023.

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South African tragedies: 26 die in gang-violence, 11 pupils in road crash

President Ramaphosa assured residents that government is balancing short-term actions to prevent and respond to violence and stabilise communities, with long-term socio-economic interventions to improve social conditions and living standards.

The Royal Gazette

Bean ties gang violence to generational genetic trauma

Many of those involved with gangs were likely dealing with trauma passed down through their genes, according to the head of a Government intervention group. Leroy Bean, the head of the Gang Violence

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$3M to support anti-gang program heads to San Antonio City Council for a vote

SAN ANTONIO — More than $3 million could soon go to gang violence prevention in San Antonio and it comes down to a vote Thursday in City Council. The funding comes from the Department of Homeland Security Grants Division to continue the Texas Anti-Gang ...