# Livestreamed cartel shooting in Zapopan kills three and injures four in western Mexico Three people were killed and four others were injured, including one person in critical condition, when armed men opened fire on a Lamborghini in Zapopan, Jalisco, in a targetted attack captured on video. The packet’s BNO News report says the incident happened around 1 p.m. local time in Zapopan, part of the Guadalajara metropolitan area. Authorities said a group of armed individuals intercepted a Lamborghini SUV traveling through city streets and fired repeatedly at it and at a separate bodyguard vehicle for several minutes. The attack was recorded on video by one of the assailants, according to the report. The Jalisco prosecutor’s office said the dead included the driver, local businessman Alberto “El Prieto” Valencia, his 16-year-old daughter and a bodyguard. Four additional bodyguards were wounded, including one person reported to be in critical condition. The report says a Lamborghini Urus and a GMC Yukon were recovered heavily damaged by gunfire. The source also says no arrests had been reported. That means the gunmen remained at large after one of the most public and brazen attacks in the batch. The report’s description of a livestreamed or recorded assault adds another layer of visibility, but the packet does not explain where the video was posted or how widely it circulated. Jalisco has long been a stronghold of cartel violence, and the source notes that the state has seen repeated high-profile attacks in and around the Guadalajara area. The report further says the Jalisco New Generation Cartel has been designated a foreign terrorist organization by the Trump administration. Those broader claims are part of the source context, though the packet does not tie the group directly to this specific attack. The immediate facts remain stark: a businessman, his teenage daughter and a bodyguard were killed in a daytime ambush, four more bodyguards were injured, and the attackers fled. The public record in the packet does not give a motive, and it does not say whether the assault was linked to extortion, personal retaliation or organized crime turf conflict. Because the attack was carried out in a busy urban area and filmed by one of the assailants, it stands out even in a region accustomed to violent incidents. But the article should resist speculation. The evidence supports a direct account of the shooting, the deaths and the lack of arrests, and little else.