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104 - Killing of Shanquella Robinson.

104 - Killing of Shanquella Robinson.

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Killing of Shanquella Robinson. Shanquella Brenada Robinson (January 9, 1997 – October 29, 2022) was an American businesswoman, founder of a women's fashion clothing line, hairstylist, and social media personality from North Carolina, United States, who was murdered while on vacation in Mexico. She died on October 29, 2022, shortly after travelling with a friend and a group of loose acquaintances to the Mexican resort town of Cabo San Lucas. There was considerable public interest and intrigue surrounding the cause of her death. In addition, substantial collaborative efforts of citizen journalism and amateur news bloggers played an important role in bringing attention to Robinson's death, to the point of Mexican authorities facing enhanced scrutiny, particularly because the municipal Police Department initially treated the death as a case of conventional tourist alcohol intoxication. A video subsequently emerged depicting Shanquella being assaulted in a rental villa before her death. The events surrounding her death, along with the medical care provided, the police report, and forensic investigations into the cause, have resulted in a prominent, ongoing transnational criminal inquiry involving both the United States and Mexico. Background. Shanquella graduated from Winston-Salem State University, a historically black college. In her hometown of Charlotte, North Carolina, she operated multiple boutique beauty and children's hair-braiding businesses under the brands 'Exquisite Kids' and 'Exquisite Boutique'. On October 28, 2022, Shanquella embarked on a brief vacation to Mexico accompanied by a friend and five other travelers, consisting of three women and three men. Among them were Khalil Cooke, Malik St Patrick Dyer, Wenter Essence Donovan, Alysse Michelle Hyatt, Daejhanae Jackson (now E’mani Green), and Nazeer Wiggins, collectively referred to as the 'Cabo Six'. The group arrived at a luxury rental apartment located in the Puerto Los Cabos resort, situated in the resort town of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Death. On October 29, 2022, shortly after the group's arrival, at approximately 2:13 pm, a physician from the American Medical Centre in Cabo San Lucas was called to attend to a resort resident who was experiencing health issues. Approximately at the same time, Salamondra Robinson, Shanquella's mother, received a call from one of her daughter's travel companions informing her that Shanquella had fallen ill and that a doctor was en route to assist her. Dr. Karolina Beatriz Ornelas-Gutiérrez from the American Medical Centre arrived within an hour and found "a female in stable condition, but dehydrated, disorientated, verbally unresponsive, unable to communicate, and appearing to be intoxicated". The explanation given to the doctor was that Robinson "drank a lot of alcohol". The doctor recommended that Robinson be admitted into the hospital, but her travel companions insisted she be treated in the apartment room. During medical treatment, the doctor attempted to administer an IV-drip. However, Robinson's condition worsened when she suffered a tonic–clonic seizure (a stiffening of the body, arms, and legs) around 4:13 pm, about one hour after the doctor's arrival. An ambulance was called around 4:20 pm after Robinson began having trouble breathing, with her pulse dropping as well. Robinson then suffered a cardiac arrest. Ambulant paramedics called to the scene around 4:49 pm tried to resuscitate Robinson, administering fourteen CPR rounds of cardiac-vascular compressions and intrathoracic pressure to her chest, in an attempt to (re)establish venous blood-oxygen saturation and blood flow, as well as injecting five doses of adrenaline and six electrical discharges from a defibrillator. However, they were unable to revive any return of heartbeat, pulse, blood flow, pupillary reflexes, or other human vital signs. Shanquella Robinson was declared clinically dead at 5:57 pm, according to the police report. Police report. Police officers "Omar" and "David" of the Los Cabos Municipal Police Department were the first responding officers at the scene around 5:25 pm. They were briefed by Dr. Ornelas-Gutiérrez, who informed the officers that medical treatment was requested for a young lady who had ingested "too much alcohol". She briefed the officers that she had found a female in stable but unresponsive condition, and that she had planned to admit her to hospital, but her travel companions objected, claiming they instead requested that the young lady be treated in the hotel room. Paramedics arrived and her condition worsened. After Robinson was declared dead, the investigating police officers notified the General Prosecutor's Office (attorney general) in the state of Baja California Sur, reaching the state's attorney, Julio Daniel, around 6:35 pm and informing him of the death of a foreign citizen. They were instructed to file reports and investigation forms before handing...
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