Men dressed as 'Batman' movie in Chihuahua assault

At least three armed men wearing hoods 'Batman' raided early Monday two cinemas on July 30 in northern Mexico where he exhibited the film 'The Dark Knight Ascends', wounding one man, nine days slaughter of Chlorinated. The three armed men dressed in black "were about 240 thousand dollars after robbing the early hours of July 30 in a row the two theaters, leaving the manager of one (of them) with serious injuries on his face," reported to the press the secretary of Public Security of Chihuahua, where assaulted cinemas are located. In the first assault, armed men entered after midnight cinema chain Cinépolis of the city of Chihuahua, where the film was projected. Amagaron to clerks and robbed of cash from the tickets of the film, just over half of the spoils of the two assaults, according to the party. In the second attack, perpetrated "apparently by the same subjects," went to the offices of one of the cinema chain Cinemex, also located in Chihuahua, where the film was projected. Subjected to shock the manager, who was injured in the face. None of the assailants has been arrested so far, concluded the report, which gave no details on whether the participants noticed the assaults. On 20 July, 12 people were killed and 59 wounded in a shooting at a theater in Colorado in the western United States, while projecting the release of the latest Batman movie.