Armed subjects raided the 'Miguel Hidalgo' primary school in Chalma, Tlaxcala, Mexico, on the afternoon of August 31, 2026, during a tuition collection event. ^[1] One parent, Elizabeth N., was struck with a hammer by the attackers and suffered a nervous crisis requiring medical attention from the Red Cross. ^[2] The attackers stole approximately 60,000 Mexican pesos in cash from parents and a student's backpack during the incident. ^[3] The Fiscalía General de Justicia del Estado de Tlaxcala has been assigned to investigate the robbery, identify the perpetrators, and determine how they obtained information about the funds. ^[4] One of the attackers allegedly carried a firearm, while another used a hammer to break a car window. ^[5] Parents Levi N. and Elizabeth N. were preparing to transport the collected school fees to a bank when they were intercepted by the attackers. ^[6] The suspects despoiled Elizabeth N. of the money and subsequently beat her, causing her to suffer a severe nervous crisis that required attention from Red Cross paramedics. ^[7] Levi N. and Elizabeth N., members of the Parents' Committee, were ambushed while attempting to transport approximately 60,000 pesos in cash to a bank. ^[8]