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New York man killed in Puerto Rico whereas visiting island for Dangerous Bunny’s residency, police say
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New York man killed in Puerto Rico whereas visiting island for Dangerous Bunny’s residency, police say

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Last updated: August 11, 2025 12:09 am
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A vacationer from New York was fatally shot early Sunday whereas visiting Puerto Rico to attend Dangerous Bunny’s residency, police stated.

The sufferer, recognized as 25-year-old Kevin Mares, was killed at La Perla, a well-liked seaside shantytown close to Outdated San Juan, police stated in a press release.

The capturing occurred within the predawn hours at a nightspot known as “Shelter for Mistreated Males.”

Mares was shot on the left facet of his stomach and was taken to Puerto Rico’s largest public hospital, the place he died, authorities stated.

New York Metropolis resident Kevin Mares, 25, was struck by a stray bullet and killed whereas on trip in Puerto Rico on Aug. 10, 2025.

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Murder detective Sgt. Arnaldo Ruiz advised The Related Press in a telephone interview that the capturing befell when a number of folks close to Mares started arguing, and one pulled out a gun and shot at the least three folks. Two different males who reside in La Perla had been injured and remained hospitalized.

“We’re nonetheless within the early phases of creating a motive for the occasions. We won’t rule something out till the interviews are accomplished,” Ruiz advised native media, in response to El Nuevo Dia.

The police sergeant stated Mares was an harmless bystander who was visiting Puerto Rico with pals for considered one of Dangerous Bunny’s 30 concert events. The musician’s high-profile residency has attracted tens of hundreds of tourists to the U.S. territory.

Ruiz added that Mares’ three pals had been additionally from New York. He did not have their hometowns.

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An aerial view of the seaside neighborhood of La Perla, in San Juan, Puerto Rico, is seen on Aug. 25, 2017.

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La Perla is situated on the outskirts of a historic district in style with vacationers often known as Outdated San Juan. A pair hundred folks reside within the shantytown, which as soon as served as Puerto Rico’s greatest distribution level for heroin and was identified for its violence.

Police used to keep away from the neighborhood, which used to have an indication proclaiming, “Not open to guests. Don’t enter.”

However violence eased when tons of of federal brokers raided the slum in 2011 and arrested dozens of individuals, together with a widely known neighborhood chief who was later convicted.

The neighborhood grew to become even safer and extra welcoming after Puerto Rican singers Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee featured it of their hit, “Despacito.”

However remoted violent incidents persist.

In February 2023, three vacationers had been stabbed after police stated an individual advised them to cease filming contained in the neighborhood.

Then, in April 2024, a 24-year-old vacationer from Delaware was killed and his physique set on fireplace after police stated he and a good friend had been attacked following a drug buy. Police stated the victims had been attempting to take photos of La Perla after being warned not to take action.

The island of three.2 million folks has reported 277 killings thus far this 12 months, in contrast with 325 killings in the identical interval final 12 months.

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