On the evening of Thursday, June 18, Abraham “N,” owner of Foxies Sport Bar & Men’s Club, was fatally shot while driving along Calzada Zavaleta, one of Puebla’s busiest thoroughfares. The attack happened near Santa Cruz Buenavista, a commercial and residential area known for heavy traffic even at night.

According to initial reports, Abraham was in his vehicle with his wife when unidentified assailants opened fire. He suffered at least one gunshot wound to the head, which caused his death at the scene. Emergency responders arrived quickly after neighbors and drivers reported the gunshots, but paramedics confirmed he had no vital signs. The area was promptly cordoned off for investigation.

Images released after the incident show the victim’s car stopped on the road with visible damage from the shooting. Authorities have not yet disclosed any arrests or an official motive. Forensic teams are collecting ballistic evidence and other clues to piece together what happened. The presence of Abraham’s wife during the attack may provide crucial details to determine if this was a targeted assault.

This tragic event marks the second day of violence at dawn in Puebla, raising concerns about safety in high-traffic corridors like Calzada Zavaleta. While the city continues to grapple with security challenges, projects like the upcoming cable car system aim to improve urban mobility and potentially enhance public safety by offering alternative, efficient transportation options.

As investigations continue, residents remain on edge, hoping for swift justice and safer streets in their community.