Gunman Kills 1 in Teotihuacan Pyramid Attack

0:00A gummin' open fire on Taurus and Mexico's Teotihuacan pyramids near Mexico City on Monday leaving one woman from Canada dead and at least 13. Others injured. Six Americans ended up in the hospital along with folks from several other countries. The attack hit around 11.30 a.m., atop the pyramid of the moon, a spot packed with visitors climbing the ancient steps. Officials identified the shooter as 27-year-old Julio Cesar Jaso Ramirez from Guerrero, who acted alone before turning the gun on himself. Tour guides describe pure chaos as people dough face first to the ground, or froze still to dodge bullets while scrambling down. This UNESCO side draws over 1.8 million international visitors yearly, making it one of Mexico's biggest draws. Injuries hit victims aged 6-61, including three Colombians, one Russian, one Brazilian, one Dutch national, and another Canadian. Some wounds came from falls amid the panic, though full details remain unclear.

1:01Mexican authorities continue investigating the motive, reminding everyone how violence can strike even at historic gems like these pyramids. Smart and stay alert. Tampa Bay News today, powered by AI bringing you what matters.