Former Mexican baseball player Dodgers killed by assassins in Tamaulipas

Ramón Randey Dorame He was in the wrong place at the wrong time. The old pitcher of Major leagues with Los Angeles Dodgers I was in the BBT Bar by Reynosa, Tamaulipaswhen a group of badbadins entered the place to shoot and thus end their lives.

Tamaulipas is one of the most affected states in Mexico by the drug trafficking and violence, that this time he claimed the life of former MLB player, whose body was claimed yesterday by his relatives before the ministerial authorities, as well as that of another man present at the bar, while another died in the hospital without even knowing their identity.

As incredible as it may seem, the BB and VT He is alone a few meters from the facilities of the Office of the Attorney General of Tamaulipas (PGJT) North zone. According to the witnesses to the incident, the crime was committed by one person who arrived on board a ship. to pick uphe came out of a van with a long weapon, and when you arrive at the door shot at the victims.

Local media were the first to announce that Randey, 39, was one of the victims. Currently, the Former left-handed thrower was dedicated to training baseball kids in a well-known organization of this sport, having reached the peak of his career in professional baseball's Major leagues in the United States.

Randey Dorame played in addition to Dodgers, in Astros and Cardinals in MLB, as well as many other teams from other organizations of Mexico, United States and Japan. Born in 1979 in Huatabampo, Sonora, Mexico, he attracted a lot of attention. In 1997, he became the pitcher of the year in the Dominican League of the summer, where he scored 8-0 with the DSL Dodgers II.

After knowing who they are, the authorities They gave the body to their loved ones for his burial. The body of Juan Antonio García Jiménez, age 72, nicknamed "El Tío Juan" or "Juan Muletas", the identity and origin of the subject being still unknown, although he also died at the General Hospital , a few hours after the shooting.

Randey's body, like that of "Uncle Juan" can be buried, but not crematedaccording to the law, for having been victims of a violent death after the attack of which the author had fled to an unknown destination, the crime scene having been cordoned off by expert criminologists.

According to the Mexican authorities, in Tamaulipas State, two cartels are challenging the possibility of distributing drugs: The Zetas and the Gulf cartelHowever, of these two criminal groups, there are at least eight criminal cells fighting each day to terrorize this region of the country.