DPS Again Warns Texans Against Going to Mexico
In case you were planning any trips to violence-ridden Mexico, the director of the Texas Department of Public Safety says don't — again.
Today, DPS Director Steve McCraw issued a warning against traveling south of the border for the fourth time in the last year. DPS cited the recent killing of a missionary, along with several other killings and kidnappings involving U.S. citizens who ventured into Mexico.
"We know that many of our Winter Texans enjoy traveling to Mexico, but they should understand that we cannot guarantee their safety after they cross the border,” McCraw said in the release ...
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Courtney Robertson
"If you choose not to heed DPS's advice (or just plain common sense)..." Your ignoring common sense is what we like about you & other border reporters. It's a shock & a thrill to see a story of what a reporter saw there (sad as these stories inevitably are). I hope to see more. But be safe: registering with the State Dept. won't help with that, most likely. I'm guessing most people know this.