This Saturday, outside the Cathedral of Guadalajara, Jalisco, several people were run over by a man driving a pickup truck, apparently stolen, during a pro-life demonstration. The protesters were participating in a march from the Expiatorio esplanade to the cathedral when the incident occurred. So far, the health status of the seven affected individuals is unknown, and they are expected to receive the necessary medical attention.
The situation has raised concerns among the demonstration participants and the community, who demand a thorough investigation into what happened. Units from the Guadalajara Police Department and Civil Protection are already at the scene, and it is recommended to avoid the area to facilitate emergency vehicle access. Local authorities have reaffirmed their commitment to citizen safety at public events.
According to local media reports, one person who was hit was trapped under the truck and it was necessary for those present to help free them. The driver was detained at the scene by local authorities and statements are expected to be issued with more details about the condition of the affected individuals and the legal actions that will be taken.
Mayor Verónica Delgadillo spoke out about what happened, assuring that she is coordinating with authorities to provide care for the injured. "Regarding what happened a few moments ago in the historic center of Guadalajara, I inform you that I am coordinating with the various authorities to address the situation and that attention is already being given to the injured individuals," the mayor expressed.
