General Reports

Business as usual. Being a Vet, watch your ass when you are on the streets. After hours always pair up.

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[QUOTE=LifeIsABeach;1958043]In France 24 today (November 3 2016) : [URL]http://www.france24.com/en/20161103-body-left-hanging-bridge-mexicos-tijuana[/URL].

TIJUANA (MEXICO) (AFP) -.

A man was found hanging under a pedestrian bridge in Tijuana, a Mexican city bordering the United States where drug-related violence has resurged, authorities said Thursday.

The victim hung from a chain with his hands and feet tied when he was found on Wednesday, said Jose Manuel Yepiz, spokesman of the Baja California state prosecutor's office.

A threatening message was left on the body. It is the second time this year that someone is hanged from a bridge in Tijuana..[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=LifeIsABeach;1958043]In France 24 today (November 3 2016) : [URL]http://www.france24.com/en/20161103-body-left-hanging-bridge-mexicos-tijuana[/URL].

TIJUANA (MEXICO) (AFP) -.

A man was found hanging under a pedestrian bridge in Tijuana, a Mexican city bordering the United States where drug-related violence has resurged, authorities said Thursday.

The victim hung from a chain with his hands and feet tied when he was found on Wednesday, said Jose Manuel Yepiz, spokesman of the Baja California state prosecutor's office.

A threatening message was left on the body. It is the second time this year that someone is hanged from a bridge in Tijuana.

Such gruesome scenes were more common between 2006 and 2009, when the city endured a turf war between the Arellano Felix crime family and the Sinaloa drug cartel.

Homicides are on the rise again in the Pacific coast city, with more than 700 murders so far this year, compared to 670 in 2015, according to official figures.

The violence is now attributed to battles between the Sinaloa gang and the Jalisco New Generation drug cartel.[/QUOTE]Shit glad I'm back home I was there this Wednesday and left Thursday. The locals were complaining about lately violence not many visitors the alley was slow I came out from AB about 1:30 am for tacos at the corner by Hk and went to oxxo everything very calm and quiet not a good sign. Also I know the smell of gun powder and you can smell it outside. Be careful Guys. Also about a month ago there was a shoot out between the police and two guys with Assault rifles and later 2 dead cops and the guys were atrested later. This happened righ on Revolucion same corner where the big taco stand is located about 50 feet from Hk club.

[QUOTE=BaxterSlade;1957948]You still in Tijuana I never saw your post. Its Thursday morning and getting ready to leave.

Be In Pueblo Amigo sportsbook for a few hours if your still around .[/QUOTE]I'm back in LA after freakin 4 hour drive I left Tijuana on Thursday about 12 noon. Maybe I saw you what do you look like? Are you Asian? Lot of Asian people last night in AB.

I'll be heading down south tonight. Can anyone recommend a place to park overnight on the San Ysidro side that would be safe and not too expensive?

Thanks in advance.

[QUOTE=DuffmcDrum;1958288]I'll be heading down south tonight. Can anyone recommend a place to park overnight on the San Ysidro side that would be safe and not too expensive?

Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]Weekends are expensive anyway you look at it. There is one cheap lot next to the Burger King almost at the last trolley stop that charges $6. 99. Good Luck finding a spot there. Otherwise there is Border Station Parking which is just to the right as you exit off the 5 freeway $25 until 10 am the next day. Over 10 am and you pay another $25.

That's how it goes on the weekends.

Or you can chance your car at a trolley parking lot close to the border and take the trolley the rest of the way in. Overnight parking is allowed for 24 hrs FREE but nobody is there to watch your car.

[QUOTE=Artisttyp;1958344]Weekends are expensive anyway you look at it. There is one cheap lot next to the Burger King almost at the last trolley stop that charges $6. 99. Good Luck finding a spot there. Otherwise there is Border Station Parking which is just to the right as you exit off the 5 freeway $25 until 10 am the next day. Over 10 am and you pay another $25.

That's how it goes on the weekends.

Or you can chance your car at a trolley parking lot close to the border and take the trolley the rest of the way in. Overnight parking is allowed for 24 hrs FREE but nobody is there to watch your car.[/QUOTE]Yeah what a fucking rip off because of this I don't go to Tijuana weekends they're taking advantage of the demand and no other places to park overnight closer to the border. So if you are not back before 10 am by Friday be prepared to pay $32 and for a two day weekend $50 it's insane we should call the company to complain or report them to BBB.

[QUOTE=BaxterSlade;1957948]You still in Tijuana I never saw your post. Its Thursday morning and getting ready to leave.

Be In Pueblo Amigo sportsbook for a few hours if your still around .[/QUOTE]Check your PMs inbox.

Remember guys, the holidays are almost here.

The Mexican police have families and friends that they need to buy presents for, and they do not get paid much.

What this means is, you are much more likely to be targeted from now until after New Year's day.

Keep some cash hidden, don't carry any kind of pocket knife or pills, and remember: Mexican law does allow stops and searches for no reason.

If you do get stopped and taken somewhere for a 'discussion' in the police car, remember that sometimes they are negotiable and won't take all your cash. On the other hand, others will ask you to go to an ATM machine and take out as much money as you can.

Have a nice holiday!

I love Mexico.

[QUOTE=Conejito;1959166]Remember guys, the holidays are almost here.

The Mexican police have families and friends that they need to buy presents for, and they do not get paid much.

What this means is, you are much more likely to be targeted from now until after New Year's day.

Keep some cash hidden, don't carry any kind of pocket knife or pills, and remember: Mexican law does allow stops and searches for no reason.

If you do get stopped and taken somewhere for a 'discussion' in the police car, remember that sometimes they are negotiable and won't take all your cash. On the other hand, others will ask you to go to an ATM machine and take out as much money as you can.

Have a nice holiday![/QUOTE]

E Beyer is 1 block East of the main drag, San Ysidro Blvd. , behind the Wells Fargo bank and the Rodeway Inn, which is only half a block North of the JIB.

Every time I walked through that street I found new broken glass on the street, IE. Cars broken into. Don't know if the situation improves now, but if you have an older car, I don't think they would break in.

[QUOTE=DuffmcDrum;1958288]I'll be heading down south tonight. Can anyone recommend a place to park overnight on the San Ysidro side that would be safe and not too expensive?

Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=SaltShaker;1959173]I love Mexico.[/QUOTE]I love Mexico too.

Where have you been in Mexico besides Tijuana?

That coast line has some of the most beautiful beaches, with crystal clear water, golden corral sand, teeming with abundant sea life of all kinds.

Mayan ruins are mixed in the verdant jungle way out to the beaches.

There are a couple strip bars along the main road from Cancun down South to PDC. Girls are expensive in that area at least for the tourists. There have to be venues for locals with pretty girls at Tijuana prices.

Any bros who have local info re where to find bars like Hong Kong or Adelita along the coast line in Quintana Roo, please share.

[QUOTE=HornyTraveler;1958366]Yeah what a fucking rip off because of this I don't go to Tijuana weekends they're taking advantage of the demand and no other places to park overnight closer to the border. So if you are not back before 10 am by Friday be prepared to pay $32 and for a two day weekend $50 it's insane we should call the company to complain or report them to BBB.[/QUOTE]There is a post of this in yelp review. The owner responded that, since his lot is now closer to pedwest than any other parking, he charged more since the mexican walk way to pedwest was finished in Sept. And that he's price gouging blah blah, which is true, be / see this is not considered a necessity for life and there is no emergency. Nothing much can be done about it. It's his lot, he now has the prime location with border station parking being the closest to pedwest so you must pay for the convenience. Supply and demand. I sure miss uefa parking lot.

[QUOTE=Tomjackin;1959275]I love Mexico too.

Where have you been in Mexico besides Tijuana?[/QUOTE]These places several times. Cabo San Lucas, Mexico City, Acapulco, Taxico, Sonora area, Sinaloa area, Mazatlan, Veracruz. Not a big tourist person.

[QUOTE=AnonX69;1959299]There is a post of this in yelp review. The owner responded that, since his lot is now closer to pedwest than any other parking, he charged more since the mexican walk way to pedwest was finished in Sept. And that he's price gouging blah blah, which is true, be / see this is not considered a necessity for life and there is no emergency. Nothing much can be done about it. It's his lot, he now has the prime location with border station parking being the closest to pedwest so you must pay for the convenience. Supply and demand. I sure miss uefa parking lot.[/QUOTE]Well if the owner is a greedy bastard let's get ready for an increase again and again there's not many places where you can park overnight. I'm thinking is probably cheaper parking closer to SD and take a cab round trip.