BREAKING: Heavy gunfire has rocked the Mexican city of Culiacan, home to Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s Sinaloa cartel, after security forces detained a son of the notorious kingpin.
A senior government source told Reuters that the reports were correct. Milenio broadcast a photograph that it said showed Ovidio Guzmán in detention.
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador told reporters that his security cabinet would give information about the situation in Sinaloa later on Thursday.State police confirmed to Reuters that several prisoners escaped during the chaos, which lasted for hours. Video showed a group of at least 20 people running in the streets. It wasn't immediately clear how many had escaped.
Vehicles and a gas station were set on fire while cartel gunmen roamed the city in trucks, at least one of which was armed with a mounted machine gun, videos posted on social media showed. Civilians hid in the aisles of a supermarket, while others ran for cover in leafy suburban streets. State police said there were no confirmed deaths, although two videos broadcast on Milenio showed men lying in the streets, apparently lifeless.
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