Prosecutor's Office of Venezuelan Train Aragua Criminal gang and allegedly corrupt police officials.
Jesus Sarmient, who had almost 80,000 followers in Tiktok, was killed on weekends armed people who broke into the residence where he stopped.
In the video shared on social networks, you can hear a woman who knocked on the door and shouted for help.
“They shot me, they shot me,” says the Sarmient, because the blood is visible on the floor. Two armed men appear not long before the flow end.
“Prosecutor General Tarek William Saab announces that the prosecutor's office … was instructed to investigate, determine and punish Jesus Sarmient's killing,” the prosecutor's office announced on Monday.
The Sarmient “announced the threats he received from Gedos members (a structured organized criminal group) and allegedly police officers,” the prosecutor's office said.
In his Tiktok reports, Sarmient told about Taragua Traga's leader, Rustyenford Guerrera, who is one of the most sought -off criminals in the country, known for Nino Guerre. The US State Department has offered a reward of $ 5 million For information that leads to his arrest and conviction.
Venezuelan government claimed that Trink de Aragua – which US Considers a “terrorist” organization – has already been dismantled and denied its existence.
The Sarmium shared photos and videos allegedly members of the gang and announced the police officers.
“I was abducted … Daet – a police directorate on strategic and tactical actions,” he said in one of the latest videos.
“We have overcome the offended officials working with ordinary criminals,” he added.
The murder of the Sarmient notes the latter in a number of deadly attacks on popular social media figures.
Earlier this month, Pakistani police stated that a 17-year-old stars Available YouSAF He was shot dead by a man who repeatedly addressed it on the Internet.
And last month, Murdering young influential participant While living in a fir tree, in Western Mexico, shocked the country. Authorities insisted on the fact that there was no “evidence” that killing the age of 23 Valery Marquez He was linked to organized crime, and the prosecutor's office opened an investigation into Femicide.