Venezuelan Prosecution said he has complained that he has put a research on Monday to launch the murder of a well-known user Aragua Train Criminal gang and allegedly corrupt police officers.
Tiktok had almost 80,000 followers Jesus Sarmiento killed the armed men who exploded on the residence hall.
In the video shared video shared in social media, it can be heard in a door and help screaming screams in the background.
“They shot me, they shot me,” Sarmiento says, because the blood is visible on the ground. Two armed men appear before the end of the stream.
“Tare will be responsible for investigating the prosecutor’s office.
Sarmiento denounced the threats of threats (structured crime groups) and alleged police authorities, “said the prosecution in a statement.
In Messages in Tiktok, Sarmiento talked about the leader of Rusthenford Guerrero Hector de Araguas, “Alias Guerrero is one of the non-known criminals. If the US Department of State Offered a $ 5 million reward to achieve his arrest and conviction.
The Venezuelan government has maintained the train de Aragua – US believes that organization is a “terrorist” – He has already disassembled and denied his existence.
Sarmiento shared photos and videos of the alleged members of the squares and the police reported “extortion”.
“They kidnapped me … DAET – the management of strategic and tactical action of the police,” he stated in one of his latest videos.
“We are exceeding the official officials working with ordinary criminals,” he added.
Sarmiento’s murder marks in a string of deadly attack in the final popular pictures of the final popular multimedia.
Months earlier, Pakistani police said 17-year-old Tiktok star Available Yousaf It was repeatedly placed online by a man who was repeated.
And last month, The murder of a young influence At a place of residence in Jalisco, West Mexico, he was surprised by the country. The authorities stressed that the 23-year murder was not “evidence” Valeria Márquez He was linked to an organized crime and the prosecutors opened the “femorid” research.
