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Israeli DJ shot dead in club in central Mexico

Gunmen, believed to be working for local cartel, open fire in Mexican city of San Luis Potosí, killing Israeli electronic musician Ronen Dahan, 45, and wounding three others.

by  Shimon Yaish , Daniel Siryoti , Reuters and Israel Hayom Staff
Published on  06-30-2019 13:42
Last modified: 06-30-2019 14:59
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Unidentified gunmen shot dead Israeli electronic music DJ Ronen Dahan, also known as Perplex, during an attack at a dance club in the central Mexican city of San Luis Potosí, authorities said on Saturday.

The attorney general's office for the surrounding state of San Luis Potosí said in a statement that a group of armed men entered the club in the south of the city early on Saturday and opened fire, killing Dahan, 45, and wounding three other people.

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One of the wounded later died of his injuries in a hospital.

The gunmen left the building and their whereabouts were unknown, the statement said. The motive was not clear.

The attorney general's office said Dahan was believed to be performing at the club and was identified by the documentation he had on him. He was an Israeli national, the statement added.

An official Facebook page for Dahan said he was born in France, grew up in Israel and was now based in Stockholm, Sweden.

The Facebook page said Dahan had released at least 10 electronic albums and had gone on several world tours.

The Foreign Ministry's assessment is that Dahan was not the target of the attack, which it believes was related to the ongoing cartel war in the country.

In a statement, the Foreign Ministry said it was "examining whether a well-known Israeli trance DJ was killed a few hours ago at a party in Mexico, according to Mexican media reports, and armed men apparently linked to the cartel wars broke into a party and opened fire, killing four and injuring six. The Foreign Ministry is now examining the reports."

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