Summary
A car bomb exploded outside a police station in Michoacan, Mexico, killing at least three people and injuring six others. The explosion is part of ongoing violence in the state, which is affected by drug cartel activity and heightened security operations.
Key Facts
- The explosion happened outside a police station in Coahuayana, Michoacan.
- Three people died, including the driver and two community police officers.
- Six people were injured, and nearby buildings were damaged.
- The federal government recently increased security forces in Michoacan due to cartel-related violence.
- At least three major drug cartels operate in Michoacan, including Jalisco New Generation.
- The state has seen a significant number of explosive devices and drug labs this year.
- Michoacan is a major producer of avocados and limes, industries affected by cartel extortion.
