Mexico Pyramid Shooting: Tourist Killed, 13 Injured

0:00A gunman opened fire on tourists at Mexico's Teotihuacan Pyramids near Mexico City on Monday, killing one person and injuring at least 13 others. The attack hit visitors climbing the pyramid of the moon around 1130 in the morning, with a Canadian woman among the dead and six Americans, among those rushed to hospitals. The shooter turned out to be a 27-year-old man from Guerrero, named Julio Cesar Jaso Ramirez, who acted alone before taking his own life. Officials confirmed he fired shots upward as crowds descended the steps, turning a peaceful sight into chaos. Tourists dropped to the ground or froze in place to dodge bullets, and some injuries came from falls during the scramble. The victims ranged from a six-year-old child to a 61-year-old adult, hailing from places like Colombia, Russia, Brazil, and the Netherlands. Authorities are still piecing together the full injury details, but no motive has surfaced yet. This UNESCO World Heritage Spot draws over 1.8 million international visitors a year, making

1:03the violence a stark reminder of risks at. Major attractions. As investigations wrap up, travelers are urged to stay vigilant, but for now, the pyramid stand as a testament to ancient wonders amid modern tragedy. That's your update from California News today, powered by AI.