PICTURED: Mexican woman, 33, who was gunned down on the street by cartel thugs trends now
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The Mexican government has identified the woman who was killed by a stray bullet after a cartel opened fire during the kidnapping of four Americans, including two who were later found dead.
Arely Servando, 33, was caught in the middle of last Friday's attack in the northeastern border city of Matamoros when the Gulf Cartel's Scorpions Group intercepted the Americans' minivan.
Tamaulipas Governor Américo Villareal revealed that she was shot while she was standing about a block and half away from where the cartel launched their attack, the tail end of it which was captured on video by a bystander.
Servando was stepping out of a public bus when one of the bullets fired by the cartel henchmen struck her, local media outlets reported.
Mexican national Arely Servando was killed after she was struck by a bullet that was fired by cartel assassins who were kidnapping four Americans, including two who were later found dead, last Friday in Matamoros, Mexico
Latavia McGee is escorted to a pick truck moments after she and three Americans were kidnaped in Matamoros, Mexico
Mexican national Arely Servando was laid to rest earlier this week
She graduated from the National College of Technical Professional Education and worked with children at the Biblical Summer School in Matamoros. She was also vice president of the Association of Young Ambassadors of Pentecostal Power.
The association's president, Priscila Andrade, told Mexican newspaper El Universal that Servando served many
