Late last night, a group of bikers attacked and robbed customers at a gas station on Bonampak Avenue, near the entrance of Puerto Cancún. The incident reportedly began around 1:30 a.m. when a female member of the biker group instigated an argument with a woman in a private SUV.
The verbal dispute quickly escalated into physical violence. The situation worsened when it was discovered that the woman in the SUV was pregnant. Two bystanders stepped in to defend her, leading to further escalation as more bikers joined the fray, turning the gas station into a chaotic scene.
Witnesses, including gas station employees, called for assistance from local authorities via the emergency hotline. Unfortunately, by the time police arrived, the fight had ended and the bikers had fled the scene.
The victims reported that they were not only physically assaulted but also robbed. Items stolen included the SUV keys, two mobile phones, and several pieces of jewelry. Following the violent incident, the victims filed a report with the State Attorney General's Office, hoping for a thorough investigation.
As of now, no arrests have been made in relation to the incident. A video of part of the altercation has begun circulating on social media, but local authorities have yet to comment on the ongoing investigation.
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