On the morning of Saturday, June 20, 2026, authorities intensified their investigation into a series of shootings along Vía Atlixcáyotl in Puebla after a new attack was reported. This time, a yellow pick-up truck with a camper was hit by two 9mm caliber bullets near Bosques de Angelópolis, marking the 12th vehicle affected in this alarming spree.

For several minutes, investigators and forensic experts from the Puebla State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) examined the vehicle and its surroundings to gather clues about the incident. Early findings suggest the shooter may now be operating from the bike lane along Vía Atlixcáyotl, as forensic markers indicated the direction of the shots originated there. This shifts the focus away from earlier theories that the attacker was firing from nearby buildings.

While the investigation remains active and authorities continue to collect evidence, this development highlights the challenges of urban security in rapidly growing areas like Puebla. It also underscores the importance of accessible, safe public infrastructure—such as the upcoming cable car system planned for Puebla—which could offer residents alternative, secure transportation options away from vulnerable roadways.

As the community awaits further updates, the case serves as a reminder of the need for inclusive urban planning and proactive state involvement to protect citizens and foster safer, more connected cities.