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Tuesday 11 March 2008

Hotel district in the popular resort of Cancun.seized 20 high-powered rifles, 14 grenades and more than 1,500 rounds of ammunition


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Mexican police said they seized 20 high-powered rifles, 14 grenades and more than 1,500 rounds of ammunition on Monday in a hotel district in the popular resort of Cancun.Federal police made the discovery in an apartment in the swank housing development known as "The Waves" in the heart of Cancun's tourist district, state Attorney General Bello Melchor Rodriguez told The Associated Press by phone.Among the weapons seized were seven AK-47 assault rifles, two M16 rifles and various grenade launchers, the Public Safety Department said in a statement.The police suspect the weapons were linked to organized crime but no arrests had been made, said a department spokesman who couldn't be named because he wasn't authorized to speak on the record.Popular tourist destinations, such as Acapulco, Cancun and Baja California, have suffered a wave of violence and crime in recent years — in some cases, negatively affecting the lucrative industry.


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