[mcpronoun]

"The dole"

[Intratec]

Originally Posted by Johndoe123 ↗

One of those guys had a full auto hand gun, damn!

ese es la Glock con el chipete!

(That is the Glock with the “chip”). Auto sear on the back of the slide. Very very common place in PR.

[Intratec]

Some quick info on this story:

Allegedly one of the deceased, Jordan Cordero, had beef with another guy/group from another caserio (public housing complex) these are the “hoods” in Puerto Rico. The other caserío is called “jardines de selles” or as they are known down there as “los de sello”

Jordan ran a drug spot in Ramos Antonini (his “hood”/housing complex) Jordan was also involved with a group of guys (one of whom who died that day) who were being investigated for killing two other guys on 3 Kings Needless to say he must’ve felt like the big cheese.

Anyways, story goes the two dudes were beefing and talking shit to each other saying here we’re gonna kill each other wherever they were seen and Jordan dropped the location. It is speculated that someone from Ramos Antonini set Jordan up because no one can just go in and out of the caserio as they please (these guys have these places sowed up with hella security). The shooters in the two white kias got into the caserio because someone on the inside gave them a pass inside. Once inside they killed Jordan and the guys he was with. During the shootout one of the shooters was shot as well (speculated that it was friendly fire on there side) however I heard that he was caught trying to leave and the Ramos dudes lit his ass up after the Police left.

There is a video floating around showing the two guys arguing back and forth on IG showing guns and telling each other how they’re going to kill each other on sight. It ends with one guy telling the other “voy pa frente” (Im going to the front). The rest is history as you can see.

Over 1,500 casings were recovered. Mainly from .223/5.56mm AR15s (R por) and 7.62x39mm (DRACO/AK) and 9mm (automatic Glocks).

These are everyday occurrences but typically isolated to narco beefs (no innocent civilians killed).

What I find interesting is that Puerto Rico has some insane gun laws and is an island in the Caribbean yet they still can get there hands on high powered, current and state of the art weaponry which leads me to believe that the government is in on the iron pipeline. They are as well armed as the cartels in Mexico are. Only thing they’re missing is the uparmored bulletproof gun trucks.

[Intratec]

And to OP saying these guys are “poor” you are hella mistaken. Those caseríos are multimillion dollar points. Hence why so much violence goes on to control them. In particular Ramos and Sellos sit separated by the University of Puerto Rico (which Im sure brings in hella money).

[JoseQuinones]

Originally Posted by Intratec ↗

And to OP saying these guys are “poor” you are hella mistaken. Those caseríos are multimillion dollar points. Hence why so much violence goes on to control them. In particular Ramos and Sellos sit separated by the University of Puerto Rico (which Im sure brings in hella money).

Wow. My comments went right over your head, didn't they? I said these guys are not poor and are making bank from drugs, but they hide inside the poor caseríos and control them like their own personal fiefdoms. And the fact they can buy that much brass proves it.

[JoseQuinones]

Originally Posted by Intratec ↗

Some quick info on this story:

Allegedly one of the deceased, Jordan Cordero, had beef with another guy/group from another caserio (public housing complex) these are the “hoods” in Puerto Rico. The other caserío is called “jardines de selles” or as they are known down there as “los de sello”

Jordan ran a drug spot in Ramos Antonini (his “hood”/housing complex) Jordan was also involved with a group of guys (one of whom who died that day) who were being investigated for killing two other guys on 3 Kings Needless to say he must’ve felt like the big cheese.

Anyways, story goes the two dudes were beefing and talking shit to each other saying here we’re gonna kill each other wherever they were seen and Jordan dropped the location. It is speculated that someone from Ramos Antonini set Jordan up because no one can just go in and out of the caserio as they please (these guys have these places sowed up with hella security). The shooters in the two white kias got into the caserio because someone on the inside gave them a pass inside. Once inside they killed Jordan and the guys he was with. During the shootout one of the shooters was shot as well (speculated that it was friendly fire on there side) however I heard that he was caught trying to leave and the Ramos dudes lit his ass up after the Police left.

There is a video floating around showing the two guys arguing back and forth on IG showing guns and telling each other how they’re going to kill each other on sight. It ends with one guy telling the other “voy pa frente” (Im going to the front). The rest is history as you can see.

Over 1,500 casings were recovered. Mainly from .223/5.56mm AR15s (R por) and 7.62x39mm (DRACO/AK) and 9mm (automatic Glocks).

These are everyday occurrences but typically isolated to narco beefs (no innocent civilians killed).

What I find interesting is that Puerto Rico has some insane gun laws and is an island in the Caribbean yet they still can get there hands on high powered, current and state of the art weaponry which leads me to believe that the government is in on the iron pipeline. They are as well armed as the cartels in Mexico are. Only thing they’re missing is the uparmored bulletproof gun trucks.

Which kind of makes you wonder about all those people saying Chicago is a war zone because of Indiana's lax gun laws. If a narco wants a gun, he'll get a gun. He's a criminal and by definition he wipes his ass with your gun control laws. Gun control disarms the innocent and empowers the evil. Always has, always will.

[docfr8]

Originally Posted by JoseQuinones ↗

Gun control disarms the innocent and empowers the evil. Always has, always will.

Roger that