A Mexican tourist has been shot to death in Tulum in a dramatic robbery at a U.S. chain coffee shop.
A Mexican tourist has been shot to death in the Caribbean coast resort of Tulum in a dramatic robbery at a U.S. chain coffee shop, prosecutors and police said Tuesday.
Video of the killing posted on social media Tuesday showed men with motorcycle helmets bursting into the coffee shop with guns Monday. It was the latest chapter of continuing violence on Mexico's resort-studded Caribbean coast, the crown jewel of the country's tourism industry.in a dispute related to drug gang rivalries.
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