Key takeaways:
- Three U.S. tourists were stabbed in Puerto Rico after someone told them to stop filming in the renowned seaside community of La Perla.
- The incident follows a similar attack two years ago when a tourist from Delaware was killed and set on fire after being warned not to take pictures while buying drugs in La Perla.
- The Puerto Rican police are currently investigating the incident and are warning tourists to be aware of their surroundings and to avoid taking pictures of people or places that may be considered off-limits.
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Three U.S. tourists were stabbed in Puerto Rico early Monday morning after police said someone told them to stop filming in the renowned seaside community of La Perla. The incident follows a similar attack two years ago when a tourist from Delaware was killed and set on fire after being warned not to take pictures while buying drugs in La Perla.
According to police, the confrontation began when one of the tourists, who lives in South Carolina, began filming a mobile hamburger cart and was told to stop and leave the area. The tourists were then attacked and two of them remain hospitalized, including one who was stabbed six times.
La Perla is located in the historic part of Puerto Rico’s capital, Old San Juan, and is popular with visitors. The area has a reputation for being dangerous and the police have warned tourists to be aware of their surroundings and to avoid taking pictures of people or places that may be considered off-limits.
The Puerto Rican police are currently investigating the incident and have not yet released any information about the suspects or the motive behind the attack. They are urging anyone with information to come forward and are warning tourists to be aware of their surroundings and to avoid taking pictures of people or places that may be considered off-limits.
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