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Tragic Shooting of Woman Linked to Social Media Death Threats in Juarez

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A 31-year-old woman was fatally shot outside an OXXO store in Ciudad Juarez on Tuesday night, just days after she publicly shared videos claiming to have received death threats. The incident occurred around 9:57 p.m., prompting emergency services to respond. This tragic event raises concerns about the safety of individuals facing threats and the effectiveness of local authorities in providing protection. Residents are urged to be vigilant and report any threats to law enforcement.

Key Details: • Shooting occurred at approximately 9:57 p.m. on Tuesday. • Victim had recently posted about receiving death threats on social media. • Community encouraged to report any suspicious activities or threats.

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