Towels bearing images of Mexico's security secretary Omar Garcia Harfuch are displayed for sale at a market in Mexico City on May 1, 2026. Every hero has their epic lore, and the backstory of "Mexico's Batman" took a turn in 2020, when gunmen riddled Omar Garcia Harfuch's car with 400 bullets as he passed through an upscale Mexico City neighborhood. Mexico's security secretary, best known as Harfuch, survived the assassination attempt that summer morning, and cemented his reputation as a threat to criminals everywhere by dropping homicide numbers. (Photo by CARL DE SOUZA / AFP via Getty Images)

Towels bearing images of Mexico's security secretary Omar Garcia Harfuch are displayed for sale at a market in Mexico City on May 1, 2026. Every hero has their epic lore, and the backstory of "Mexico's Batman" took a turn in 2020, when gunmen riddled Omar Garcia Harfuch's car with 400 bullets as he passed through an upscale Mexico City neighborhood. Mexico's security secretary, best known as Harfuch, survived the assassination attempt that summer morning, and cemented his reputation as a threat to criminals everywhere by dropping homicide numbers. (Photo by CARL DE SOUZA / AFP via Getty Images)

Towels bearing images of Mexico's security secretary Omar Garcia Harfuch are displayed for sale at a market in Mexico City on May 1, 2026. Every hero has their epic lore, and the backstory of "Mexico's Batman" took a turn in 2020, when gunmen riddled Omar Garcia Harfuch's car with 400 bullets as he passed through an upscale Mexico City neighborhood. Mexico's security secretary, best known as Harfuch, survived the assassination attempt that summer morning, and cemented his reputation as a threat to criminals everywhere by dropping homicide numbers. (Photo by CARL DE SOUZA / AFP via Getty Images)

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Towels bearing images of Mexico's security secretary Omar Garcia Harfuch are displayed for sale at a market in Mexico City on May 1, 2026. Every hero has their epic lore, and the backstory of "Mexico's Batman" took a turn in 2020, when gunmen riddled Omar Garcia Harfuch's car with 400 bullets as he passed through an upscale Mexico City neighborhood. Mexico's security secretary, best known as Harfuch, survived the assassination attempt that summer morning, and cemented his reputation as a threat to criminals everywhere by dropping homicide numbers. (Photo by LUIS CORTES / AFP via Getty Images)

Towels bearing images of Mexico's security secretary Omar Garcia Harfuch are displayed for sale at a market in Mexico City on May 1, 2026. Every hero has their epic lore, and the backstory of "Mexico's Batman" took a turn in 2020, when gunmen riddled Omar Garcia Harfuch's car with 400 bullets as he passed through an upscale Mexico City neighborhood. Mexico's security secretary, best known as Harfuch, survived the assassination attempt that summer morning, and cemented his reputation as a threat to criminals everywhere by dropping homicide numbers. (Photo by LUIS CORTES / AFP via Getty Images)

A vendor shows a towel bearing the image of Mexico's security secretary Omar Garcia Harfuch at a market in Mexico City on May 1, 2026. Every hero has their epic lore, and the backstory of "Mexico's Batman" took a turn in 2020, when gunmen riddled Omar Garcia Harfuch's car with 400 bullets as he passed through an upscale Mexico City neighborhood. Mexico's security secretary, best known as Harfuch, survived the assassination attempt that summer morning, and cemented his reputation as a threat to criminals everywhere by dropping homicide numbers. (Photo by LUIS CORTES / AFP via Getty Images)

Towels bearing images of Mexico's security secretary Omar Garcia Harfuch are displayed for sale at a market in Mexico City on May 1, 2026. Every hero has their epic lore, and the backstory of "Mexico's Batman" took a turn in 2020, when gunmen riddled Omar Garcia Harfuch's car with 400 bullets as he passed through an upscale Mexico City neighborhood. Mexico's security secretary, best known as Harfuch, survived the assassination attempt that summer morning, and cemented his reputation as a threat to criminals everywhere by dropping homicide numbers. (Photo by LUIS CORTES / AFP via Getty Images)