News photographer dies after stabbing assault in northern Mexico
Mexican police arrested 2 youths with a knife, blood-stained clothing
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}A news photographer is dead after he was stabbed and beaten in an attack in the northern Mexico border state of Baja California, state prosecutors said Thursday.
José Ramiro Araujo died of stab wounds in the Pacific coast city of Ensenada, about 64 miles south of Tijuana. The attack on Araujo Tuesday, in which he also was beaten, may have been a robbery attempt, prosecutors said.
Police arrested two youths on a beach near the scene of the attack who they said had a knife and blood stains on their clothing. The suspects face charges of homicide and robbery.
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A news photographer was killed Tuesday in a northern Mexico stabbing attack. The year 2022 has been the deadliest for media reporters in Mexico, with 15 killed.
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Local media reported that Araujo, 67, had been photographing a festival in Ensenada for a local magazine and that the youths allegedly tried to steal his camera.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The year 2022 was among the deadliest ever for Mexican media workers, with 15 killed.
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