A troop transport truck. I think this is the military.
Orange cones! I'm guessing they'll do something to make this more permanent. By making it one way, anyone who drives by and attacks the police station will have to head into town, as opposed to jumping on the highway. The field to the right is where Ibis was when the grenades were thrown two weeks ago.
The police station. The sandbags are a recent addition. Notice there are still people walking by as if nothing is going on. We've driven by there but I don't have enough nerve to go for a stroll on that sidewalk.
In case you're wondering what I was doing so close to the scene of the crime - the BEST tacos in Zihua are next door to the police station and we had to take my friend before she leaves tomorrow. Some of you may think rezicon and molé are not worth the risk, but ohhh, you're so wrong. :) Plus we drove behind the block.
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Thanks for posting the pics! Definitely scary! But I have to say, I'm such a foodie, that I would have gone for the tacos too!
They are SO good!
MMmm... Mole. *drool*
Turkey, imagine it in a TACO!
Sounds good, and I bet no MSG.
I would do it for the food. But then again not to much bothers me(unless there were spiders) and I would go just because.
Craziness! Thanks for showing us what it's like.
Penguin, no spiders at the taco place. I do have a few in the house, but they generally stay out of my way.
Janna, I wish I could've gotten closer, but we were joking that they might think I was a spy for the cartels so I kept my distance.
Glad to hear the local police are back on the job. I guess I could have figured that out from some of your posts but get all confused as to what police are where!
Killer tacos are definitely worth risk!
Hope you have a great time at Il Mare.
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