Farmers, ranchers, and agricultural workers in Texas have been urged to take extra precautions after a suspected cartel-planted improvised explosive device (IED) killed two people near the Texas-Mexico border. One of the victims was a U.S. citizen.
Antonio Céspedes Saldierna, 74, of Brownsville, Texas, was tragically killed on January 31 after his vehicle hit an explosive device just across the border in Tamaulipas, Mexico. His son, Ramiro Céspedes, told local outlet KRGV that his father was driving on his ranch in the Santa Rita area of San Fernando, Tamaulipas when the explosion occurred.
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Two other individuals, Horacio Lopez Peña and his wife, Ninfa Griselda Ortega, were also in the vehicle when the device detonated. Tamaulipas state police confirmed that Peña was killed, while Ortega survived and was hospitalized. Her current condition is unknown.
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