Shooting

A taxi driver was killed by unknown assailants on Seventh Avenue in Comayagüela on October 19; authorities are investigating but have not yet identified the victim or established a motive.

A security guard was wounded in a shooting at a Chinese restaurant on Boulevard Juan Pablo II in Tegucigalpa after a dispute over parking escalated into a gunfight; police ruled out a targeted attack and said the gunmen fled.

National Party congresswoman Fernanda Sandres was wounded by gunfire while traveling to a community in Santa Bárbara to deliver aid; she was treated for a superficial injury and is out of danger.

A man known as 'El Abuelo' is suspected of shooting three people—two men and a woman—in the village of Las Vegas in Ocotepeque's La Labor municipality after they tried to prevent him from forcibly taking a young woman.

Concepción Alemán, 75, was killed by armed men in Las Casitas, El Paraíso, as she returned home from a church meeting; authorities have not identified suspects or a motive.

Unknown assailants shot and killed a man in the 13 de Julio neighborhood of Tegucigalpa during heavy rain, with the victim collapsing on nearby stairs as he fled.

A man and woman riding a motorcycle were killed by gunfire on October 1 near Tatumbla in Francisco Morazán; police said attackers on another motorcycle fired from a darkened stretch of road with no security cameras.

Carlos Noé López and Javier Antonio Espinoza, a mototaxi driver, were killed by gunfire inside a home in the El 50 neighborhood of Agua Blanca, El Progreso; authorities have released no details on motive or suspects.

Kelvin Geovany Perdomo López, 30, was found shot to death Saturday morning on the banks of the Choloma River in Cortés; authorities have not yet established the circumstances or identified suspects.

Edwin Salguero, 35, was shot multiple times by two armed men on motorcycles outside a fast-food restaurant in San Pedro Sula on Saturday; the attackers reportedly fled with approximately 200,000 lempiras (about $8,000) and remain at large.

Juan Carlos Rodríguez, known as "Piola," was shot and killed in the Guamilito neighborhood of San Pedro Sula; he died at the scene, and authorities say the circumstances and suspects remain unknown.

Yulissa Mejía, 24, was shot and killed on September 18 when armed men burst into a billiards establishment in the Baracoa sector of Cortés and opened fire; police are investigating the motive and seeking suspects.

A suspected robber died from a gunshot wound to the face outside a central Tegucigalpa hotel after a citizen shot him in self-defense while resisting an attempted mugging.

David Argueta, a TikTok content creator known for sharing videos about modified cars and mechanics, was shot and killed September 15 in the La Peña neighborhood of Tegucigalpa; police say he was visiting his grandmother and had no criminal ties.

Two separate shooting incidents in Tegucigalpa on September 16 left one person dead and two others wounded; authorities are investigating the motive and identities of the victims.

A man identified as Francisco Georch Cruz was shot by armed gunmen on a motorcycle in the Valle de Sula neighborhood of San Pedro Sula and was hospitalized in critical condition; police are searching for the attackers.

A young man was shot in the head and critically wounded after refusing to surrender his phone during an armed robbery near the National Engineers Coliseum in Tegucigalpa as he walked to a concert with friends.

A man was shot multiple times by occupants of a passing vehicle in Cane, La Paz; police investigated but the victim remained unidentified.

Allison Adriana Sánchez Montoya, 16, was fatally shot in the head at her home in La Trinidad, Comayagua, on Sunday night when her brother Danilo allegedly opened fire as she answered the door; she died at Hospital Santa Teresa despite medical efforts.

A man was arrested in Piraera, Lempira, after fatally shooting his wife María Reineria Villanueva Castillo, 48, and wounding his stepdaughter; he confessed and said he acted while intoxicated during a dispute.

José Sabillón, a shop owner in central Honduras, was shot and killed at a restaurant in Siguatepeque on Tuesday morning; police said they are investigating the motive.

Moisés Girón was fatally shot in front of his house in the Ramón Amaya Amador neighborhood of Comayagüela; police are investigating the killing.

Rafael Antonio Herrera, 46, a former municipal councilman and businessman in Goascorán (Valle department), was shot and killed after a dispute over a dog that had bitten his son; his son was also wounded, and a suspect has been arrested.

A taxi driver identified as José Carrasco was shot and killed Friday afternoon in the Villa Neen neighborhood of La Ceiba; police have launched an investigation but have not yet identified a motive or suspects.

Milton Omar Rápalo, owner of a car wash, was shot and killed in a shopping center parking lot in San Pedro Sula on Monday afternoon; authorities are reviewing security footage and gathering evidence.

A man accused of being a police officer shot and killed Sohenia Johana Baca, who cared for his daughter, during a dispute over court-ordered child support in the Palo Real hamlet of Sabanagrande; a child at the scene was also wounded.

A man identified as Samuel Mejía was killed by at least nine gunshot wounds in El Sauzal, Yoro on Wednesday afternoon; police and forensic authorities arrived to investigate.

A 4-year-old boy named Ian died and two family members were wounded in a shooting at their family business in El Bálsamo, El Progreso, on July 11.

Constantino Milla was killed in the Rondón de Alfredo neighborhood of Choloma on July 10 after being struck by at least 23 gunshots; authorities have not yet identified a motive or made arrests.

Wilmer Reyes, 18, and Edwin Alexander Martínez, 19, were riding a motorcycle on the CA-13 highway near La Lima when an unknown attacker opened fire on them; both were taken to Hospital Mario Catarino Rivas with gunshot wounds, and police are searching for the suspect.