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The Epic Adventure Park in Tijuana offers trampolines, jumpers and games for children, and it was filled with families last Sunday evening when two gunmen sprayed the outside of the center with machine gun fire.

Baja California's Secretary of State, Alfredo Álvarez Cárdenas, is denying that his office is interfering with private groups that search for missing people throughout the state.

"I want the people responsible brought to justice, a third person has been implicated as the mastermind, but nothing has come from it."

Hitmen allegedly from the Mexican Sinaloa Cartel left cooler in La Concordia on Monday, warning the Jalisco New Generation Cartel they would be met with the same fate.

"Young people don't share a responsibility to do it. This has to start in our houses trying to get our children, nieces and nephews, grandchildren to participate in elections."

Since November, three men have been killed along the northbound lanes at the crossing, according to Sánchez González, all three were "monsters" killed by a drug cartel.

Despite facing initial challenges, including lethargy and mobility issues, all three monkeys are now said to be flourishing.

Tijuana's police chief, José Fernando Sánchez González, says more and more, robbers are using weapons to assault members of the public and businesses.

The city of Tijuana lacks green space, parks, playgrounds and nature walks, especially on its east side according to Sergio Nava of the Revive Sensible Cities program in Mexico.

Baja California's State Attorney General says three recent murders near the San Ysidro Port of Entry were the result of two cartels fighting over control of criminal activities in the area.