A father and his 11-year-old daughter were victimized in a shooting incident early Wednesday morning while en route to school in a central area of Tijuana, Baja California. Reports indicate that the attack occurred at the intersection of Guillermo Prieto Avenue and Ciprés Street, a location bustling with commercial activity and nearby schools. Meanwhile, municipal police on patrol heard gunfire and were alerted by community members reporting shooting sounds near a local café.

Upon investigation, authorities found a crimson Mitsubishi vehicle with its engine running and hazard lights on at the scene, suggesting a potential getaway vehicle. The injured father, identified as Ángel Iván 'N' at 43 years of age, had sustained gunshot wounds to his right front side, chin, and forearm. Seriously injured, he somehow managed to drive his Nissan Sentra to a medical facility, underscoring his desperate situation to get immediate medical assistance despite his wounds.

Local authorities have launched an investigation into the shooting, continuing to piece together details surrounding the attack and its motives. Given the growing trend of violence in the region, this incident raises serious concerns about public safety and the alarming rate of gun violence affecting families in urban settings like Tijuana. As the investigation unfolds, community members remain anxious about their safety and the broader implications for the city's crime levels, especially in neighborhoods known for their bustling daytime activities.