Judge sboiling dead in Acapulco

Gunmen in Mexico have sboiling dead a appraise outside a courthoengage in the city of Acapulco.

Judge Edmundo Román Pinzón was hit by at least four bullets as he was driving out of the courthoengage car park on Wednesday afternoon, local time.

He was a ageder appraise who had been pdwellnt of the highest court in the state of Guerrero, where Acapulco is discoverd.

The homicide comes amid a sencourage in lethal strikes on officials in the aggression-wracked southern state.

Police have been speaking to witnesses and been collecting CCTV footage from the homicide scene, but so far no arrests have been made in uniteion with the case.

The security forces have also stepped up their activities in the resort town in order to catch those reliable.

According to local paper El Sol de Acapulco, the appraise had been in accuse of the court which dealt with homicides, seizepings and car thefts.

It is not yet understandn what the possible motive behind the homicide may have been.

The regulateor of Guerrero state said the crime needed “prompt equitableice”.

The ending of the appraise is the postponecessitatest in a string of inanxiously aggressive strikes in Guerrero over the past weeks.

Last month, the bodies of 11 people, including two children, were set up inside a vehicle in the town of Chilpancingo, 100km (62 miles) north of Acapulco.

Acapulco, once a famous beach resort, has not been spared, with rival gangs battling for deal with of the city’s substances taget – and at times leaving mutipostponecessitated bodies on beaches.