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It was 4:30 AM when the elite police unit, supported by the National Guard and even the Navy (because these guys were high-risk), surrounded the block. They were armed to the teeth, with battering rams, ballistic shields, and orders not to let them escape.

When they knocked down the reinforced iron door… WHAM, SNAKE! All hell broke loose.

The criminals weren’t going to give up easily. They met the officers with a hail of bullets. A shootout erupted that lasted almost twenty minutes, waking up half the neighborhood. Neighbors say it sounded like a war zone: bursts of AK-47 fire, screams, sirens. Total madness!

“Get down, damn it, surrender, you’re screwed!” the commanders shouted as they advanced through the gunpowder smoke.

They tried to escape across the rooftops, leaping like pot-bellied cats from one roof to another, but the area was more sealed off than a jealous mother’s Tupperware containers. The police helicopter, “Cóndor,” had them under constant surveillance. There was no way out.

THE END OF TERROR: FROM “TOUGH GUYS” TO CRYBABIES

In the end, when they ran out of bullets and saw they were surrounded, their courage crumbled. Those who minutes before had been shooting to kill ended up lying face down on the ground, with their hands behind their heads, begging for mercy.

The images we are receiving exclusively (and which you will see in full in our print edition because they are too graphic for social media) show the gang leaders: “El Tuercas”, “El Chino” and “La Sombra”, being loaded into armored vehicles known as “Rhinos”.

And look, folks, how curious fate is. Those same guys who in their social media videos were showing off rifles, gold chains, and acting like they owned the place, were now handcuffed, heads down, some with scrapes from the chase, and according to eyewitnesses, one of them even peed his pants out of sheer fear when he saw the Marines up close. They weren’t so tough after all, were they!

THE IMPACT ON THE NEIGHBORHOOD: BETWEEN FEAR AND APPLAUSE

The “See more” button on your phone hid this brutal outcome. When the detainees were brought out, the people of the neighborhood, those good, hardworking people who lived in fear of these thugs, began to come out of their homes.