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<blockquote data-quote="Babagounj" data-source="post: 830098" data-attributes="member: 12952">maybe and I just might be mistaken they come here to avoid something like this...............On the morning of February 22, 2010, when Ciudad Mier was preparing for&nbsp; their annual festival, fifteen SUV&#039;s with the initials of the Gulf&nbsp; cartel (CDG) entered the city from the access road to Reynosa like some&nbsp; wild horses. The gunmen headed directly to the headquarters of the&nbsp; Municipal Police, got out of their vehicles and suddenly, the loud sound&nbsp; from the rattle of machine guns was heard hitting the old building.&nbsp; People all around hit ground and took refuge as best as they could.After a few minutes the sound of gunfire subsided. Six scared municipal&nbsp; police officers were beaten and while gasping with their mouth open,&nbsp; cover in blood and with fear in their eyes, they were taken out of the&nbsp; police headquarters by the gunmen, who shouted insults against Los&nbsp; Zetas. That was the last time the six police officers were seen and it&nbsp; was also the last time there were municipal police officers in Ciudad&nbsp; Mier.The criminal group set up gunmen in the three main entrances to the&nbsp; heart of Ciudad Mier and thus set up a wall so that four SUV&#039;s full of&nbsp; gunmen could safely travel the streets to search inside the homes and&nbsp; businesses in order to locate specific people. During that time at the&nbsp; main plaza across from the police headquarters, the wall was used to&nbsp; execute people. Bleeding to death, two men that had been found by the&nbsp; gunmen were taken to the plaza. There they were shot and then beheaded.&nbsp; Their heads ended up being placed in a corner of the plaza for everyone&nbsp; to see. Over time, because of the frequent executions on that corner, a&nbsp; name was given to it, that corner became known as &quot;The Corner of the&nbsp; Decapitated.&quot;<a href="http://www.borderlandbeat.com/2011/04/battle-for-ciudad-mier-chapters-1-2-3.html" target="_blank">http://www.borderlandbeat.com/2011/04/battle-for-ciudad-mier-chapters-1-2-3.html</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Babagounj, post: 830098, member: 12952"] maybe and I just might be mistaken they come here to avoid something like this............... On the morning of February 22, 2010, when Ciudad Mier was preparing for their annual festival, fifteen SUV's with the initials of the Gulf cartel (CDG) entered the city from the access road to Reynosa like some wild horses. The gunmen headed directly to the headquarters of the Municipal Police, got out of their vehicles and suddenly, the loud sound from the rattle of machine guns was heard hitting the old building. People all around hit ground and took refuge as best as they could. After a few minutes the sound of gunfire subsided. Six scared municipal police officers were beaten and while gasping with their mouth open, cover in blood and with fear in their eyes, they were taken out of the police headquarters by the gunmen, who shouted insults against Los Zetas. That was the last time the six police officers were seen and it was also the last time there were municipal police officers in Ciudad Mier. The criminal group set up gunmen in the three main entrances to the heart of Ciudad Mier and thus set up a wall so that four SUV's full of gunmen could safely travel the streets to search inside the homes and businesses in order to locate specific people. During that time at the main plaza across from the police headquarters, the wall was used to execute people. Bleeding to death, two men that had been found by the gunmen were taken to the plaza. There they were shot and then beheaded. Their heads ended up being placed in a corner of the plaza for everyone to see. Over time, because of the frequent executions on that corner, a name was given to it, that corner became known as "The Corner of the Decapitated." [url]http://www.borderlandbeat.com/2011/04/battle-for-ciudad-mier-chapters-1-2-3.html[/url] [/QUOTE]

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