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MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico City police engaged in a shootout Tuesday with more than a dozen gunmen armed with a .50 caliber sniper rifle, grenades and a machine gun, authorities said. City police chief Omar Garcia Harfuch said four officers were wounded, one seriously.

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Officials in Mexico City say four police officers were wounded when police engaged in a a shootout with more than a dozen gunmen armed with a

A shootout happened between Mexico City police and possible members of the Sinaloa Cartel in the town of Topilejo, near Mexico City's southern edge. City police chief Omar Garcia Harfuch said that four police officers were injured during the gunfight, one of them seriously wounded.

A total of 150 officers, soldiers and three helicopters participated in the operation, the police chief said.