Mexico Shooting: Tourist Killed, 13 Injured

0:00A government opened fire on tourists at the Pyramid of the Moon in Teotihuacan, Mexico, this past Monday, killing one Canadian woman and injuring 13. Foreign visitors The 27-year-old shooter, Juliana Cesar Jasso Ramirez, climbed the ancient steps, fired at the crowd, then took his own life as National Guard. Troops closed in. Mexican officials labelled him a copycat killer, inspired by mass shootings like Columbine and other foreign attacks. President Claudia Scheinbaum pointed to his psychological issues and planned obsession, with some media calling him a far-right extremist admiring, Hitler. Tourists like Chicago, couple Jalen Ibar and Jaislem Land of Verde hit on ledges before jumping down steep platforms to escape with Land of Verde breaking, her foot in the chaos. Six victims were still hospitalized Tuesday, all foreigners as the site shut down for the day. Authorities stressed this rare event won't derail tourism, vowing metal detectors and

1:00tighter gunchecks as sites. It's a wake-up call on mental health and values, especially with mass shootings spreading globally via online idolization. As Mexico gears up for World Cup matches in June, security chiefs assure fans the games are locked down tight, and Teotihuacan plans to reopen. Wednesday would beefed up protection to keep the visitors flowing. Still news, powered by AI, this is California News Today, I'm Corey with The Story.