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@Page I can't blame your cousin for that. I love Montana lots of real Americans there
5 Hours Ago
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Seventeen people were killed and at least 31 were injured Thursday when two explosions ripped through fireworks workshops in a town just north of Mexico City.
The dead included four firefighters and two police officers who rushed to the scene after the first explosion, only to killed by the second blast.
The government of the State of Mexico said in a statement that eight people from the town of Tultepec were killed, along with the six emergency personnel and two others who have not yet been identified. The state security department later raised the death toll to 17, but did not specify who the victim was in a statement posted to its Twitter account.
The government said first responders were also among the injured. Helicopters took the wounded to several local hospitals, and more than 300 police were dispatched to the scene.
Many residents in the town make a living by fabricating and selling homemade fireworks, and explosions are a regular occurrence.
In June, seven people were killed and eight injured in a blast in Tultepec.
In December 2016, a massive fire at an open-air fireworks market crowded with holiday shoppers killed several dozen people.
Deadly fireworks explosions have also occurred elsewhere in Mexico. In 2002, a blast at a market in the Gulf coast city of Veracruz killed 29; in 1999, 63 people died when an explosion of illegally stored fireworks destroyed part of the city of Celaya; in 1988, a fireworks blast in Mexico City's La Merced market killed at least 68; and in 2013, a rocket struck a truck loaded with fireworks for a religious procession in Tlaxcala state, killing 17 people.
Safety measures at fireworks workshops and markets have been a matter of constant debate in Mexico. While regulations exist on the books, many continue making powerful firecrackers and bottle rockets and sell them to the public.
@Pamphlet Anon It is my opinion that we and the public didn't see Q shirts featured is because msm networks own the cameras and equipment. I am betting they were told to not film them!!! My thoughts and my opinion but if truth were to come out ??
@tattered flag Just tons of them on tv!
Does the green flag say Benghazi
Montana was on fire tonight!!!
@Page That's a good place for them - on TV
Bella antifa are not protestors, they are a violent gang. How are they allowed to assemble in the first place? Police need to disband them as soon as they show up to any demonstration! How many people need to get seriously hurt before they put a stop to them? It’s enough already!
yep. basic thugs
Enjoyed it! Gotta run!
Antifa is funded by George Soros. It is a terrorist orgranization.
George Soros funds most, if not all, of these groups
BREAKING: The U.S. Marshals Service in Lubbock, Texas, said it arrested David Ramos Contreras, 28, who was wanted by the Bowling Green Police on two counts of rape and two counts of kidnapping of two underage girls.
NEW DETAILS: According to the U.S. Marshals, Contreras was deported back in October 2017. When he re-entered the U.S. has not yet been confirmed.
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@retiredDep me thinks they protest too much! Those that complain the loudest have much to hide!
I doubt she turns on them lol
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