Mexico town creates female vigilante force
Vigilante group in western state inducts 100 recruits to protect town from drug cartels.
Published On 20 Aug 2013
Mexico’s growing vigilante movement is mostly made up of men who patrol their communities to protect them from drug gangs.
A small town in the state of Guerrero has been overwhelmed by the challenges, however, and is now recruiting whoever wants to volunteer to be a part of the town’s vigilante security service.
Al Jazeera’s Adam Raney reports from Mexico City.
Source: Al Jazeera