Mexico border Televisa station suffers grenade attack

Associated Press ^ | Feb 7, 2015 12:37 AM EST

[Olog-hai]

A Tamaulipas state official says a Televisa station in the border city of Matamoros suffered a grenade attack that injured two guards, one seriously. […]

The attack came after a week of violence in the city across from Brownsville, Texas. Enrique Juarez Torres, editor of El Manana in Matamoros, was kidnapped and released on Wednesday, a warning he said from the Gulf Cartel for reporting on gunfights that killed nine people. Fifteen people reportedly have died since last weekend in cartel violence. …

[Ken H]

Brownsville TX is 94% hispanic, yet appears to be a very safe city. Murder rate in 2012 was 1.7/100K. That's 3 murders in a population of 180,000.

http://www.city-data.com/city/Brownsville-Texas.html

[Gay State Conservative]

Undocumented democrats?

[posterchild]

Did Brian Williams just start working there?

[tumblindice]

Probably those Walmart baseball grenades Brian & Co. were telling us could be bought at the Wallyworld sporting goods counter, along with death-dealing assault rifles—before `Fast & Furious’ blew up in their Masters’ faces.

[MasterGunner01]

See what happens when the television station loses the Univision and the locals don't get their usual T&A? A grenade attack? Oh, dear.