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Gun threat investigation follows delivery workers' protest in Mexico City

A live report describes a canceled order, an armed confrontation and a protest that left an apartment complex's entrance wrecked.

Channel: NMás ·

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Repartidores vandalizan acceso a departamentos en CDMX

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0:36Hernández says footage showed a delivery worker threatened with a gun following a canceled delivery.
1:43The report shows broken security-booth windows, removed cameras and a collapsed entrance gate.
2:18Building personnel reportedly used fire extinguishers to try to disperse the protesters.
3:17Eje 8 Sur has reopened, with police vehicles and an ambulance still at the scene.
5:04Hernández says city security authorities have begun investigating the original confrontation.
7:49The presenter says the person who threatened the courier remains unidentified.

Mexico City police are investigating an armed threat against a delivery worker after video of the confrontation prompted motorcycle couriers to protest outside an apartment complex, according to Mexico's NMás news channel.

Reporting from the Benito Juárez borough, Luis Carlos Hernández traces the dispute to a canceled delivery. He says footage circulated the previous day showed a courier being insulted and then threatened with a gun. According to his account, the armed man forced the worker to apologize before leaving.

The following day's protest blocked Eje 8 Sur, a major city road, and left extensive damage at the building. The report shows broken glass at the security booth, torn-down cameras and the main entrance gate knocked down. Hernández says building personnel used fire extinguishers in an attempt to disperse the protesters. He reported no injuries at the time of the broadcast.

Traffic had reopened by the live report, although police vehicles and an ambulance remained at the scene. Hernández says the city's Secretariat of Citizen Security had confirmed an investigation into the original confrontation captured on video.

The upload is titled "Repartidores vandalizan acceso a departamentos en CDMX," meaning "Delivery workers vandalize apartment building entrance in Mexico City." In the studio, presenter Humberto addresses both the seriousness of the gun threat and the subsequent destruction of property shared by the building's residents.

At the close of the report, he says the person who threatened the courier had still not been identified, while residents were left with the damage to their building.

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