[kellyhound]

Paraguay, A Brazilian drug trafficker who in 2013 was arrested in his country with 100 kilos of cocaine was riddled with at least 25 bullets two nights ago by hitmen when he was driving his car through the streets. He was on probation after serving a sentence for cocaine trafficking.

He was identified as U I F de A (32). The attack took place when the unfortunate man arrived at his luxurious residence in his red Volkswagen Crossfox.

The perpetrators of the attack, who according to some witnesses were four, were aboard a dark-colored Chevrolet Onix car. Some carried long weapons of powerful caliber, presumably rifles, and others carried pistols.

According to witnesses, the victim parked his car in front of his house when the murderers arrived and parked next to his car and opened fire on him. Later, they took a rapid getaway.

After the attack, the unfortunate man was helped first by his wife and then by volunteer firefighters, who transferred him to the Regional Hospital. However, he did not withstand the seriousness of the gunshot wounds and died on the way.

On probation

The victim has a criminal record and was serving a sentence with probation that was granted to him in May 2018, according to sources.

On August 6, 2013, agents of the Rodoviaria Military Police arrested him in the town of Amandina, Mato Grosso do Sul state (Brazil), after detecting that he was transporting 100 kilos of cocaine in the car he was driving. He also has three more criminal backgrounds.

[SimoneFlen']

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[PreyKill]

He didn't know any of the answers to the riddles.

[theghost85]

In the second video you can see firstly he comes outside and has a look around, looks like he has a pistol at the ready in his hand. Maybe he thought as he got in the car that he was now in a more safe position, not knowing that was the death trap. Maybe he would have stood a minimal chance of survival using the car for cover, if only the ambush assassins had arrived moments earlier. Seemingly though these guys we're not as dumb as we often see on the site, and excecuted their plan with respectable precision. Bravo!

[REVZZYBAN]

Greasy porker has eaten his last meal. Lard ass.

[ironmike]

lose the cartel's dope and this is what happens

[Necrotic Bowel]

BLDM

Brazilian Lives Don’t Matter

[John Doenut]

The moment he hit the remote to unlock the car and the lights flashed, was probably the signal to his executioners who were parked in their car eating KFC back up the road, that the game was afoot and it’s time to earn their salaries.

[n2ecosystems]

Yes, that was certainly a well executed plan, I agree that this was probably the price for losing the 100 kilos.

[Sugar³]

You'd think they'd get you sooner for losing their drugs. If he wasn't just released from prison, he might have been killed for being an informer. What I mean is, he was busted with the cocaine, it's not as if it was stolen out of the open sidecar of his lowrider bicycle or something stupid like that. Cartels even have police seizures worked into their spillage figures. People arrested with organized crime drugs are usually rewarded when they get busted and they absorb a gang's punishment for them.

But none of that is important right now. He's dead, and I'm just glad that anchor woman had the sense not to spray us all with her COVID steam.