U.S. citizen fatally shot in Guerrero
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Assailants shot dead a U.S. citizen who lives in Mexico’s Pacific state of Guerrero, police reported.
Grey Ange Chambers, 35, formerly of Los Angeles, was hit by bullets fired from assault rifles as he traveled in a van in the state capital, Chilpancingo, about 130 miles south of Mexico City, said Erit Montufar Mendoza, chief detective of the Guerrero state police. Chambers owned a hotel in Chilpancingo, Montufar said.
Mexican citizen Oscar Cuevas Vidal was wounded by the gunfire. Another Mexican citizen, who has not been identified, was also in the van but has not been found by police.
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