Available photos in this case are fairly limited due to its high profile nature in Ecuador, but I am posting what I have managed to obtain.

Rubén Cherres Straggioni, a wealthy oil tycoon with ties to the Albanian mafia as well as the Ecuadoran President Lasso was found tortured and executed with a bullet to the head in a resort villa in Punta Blanca on January 9, 2023. The resort villa was small and well below his usual means, which is why he hoped to use it to hide out for a couple of days without being noticed.

His girlfriend (a 28 year old minor 'Tik Tok celebrity') was lying dead next to him, showing signs of strangulation and dead from a single gunshot to the head. A friend and business associate of his was lying next to him, as well, also tortured and and shot.

His professional bodyguard was found tied up in the kitchen, half naked, strangled, severely beaten, and also shot in the head.

The target was allegedly cooperating in a corruption investigation regarding energy use and the current President's administration. But he apparently had his dirty fingers in several pies, including high level distribution of drugs for an Albanian organized crime family.

Rubén Cherres was involved in a net of corruption with Guillermo Lasso's government and potentially an Albanese drug trafficking ring. The direct links between the Albanese and the government are unproven, but what is known is that Cherres was the subject of previous investigations for involvement in drug trafficking, where it was found he had close ties to the Albanese businessman Dritan Gjika, with whom he shares ownership of dozens of shell companies that are very clearly used for money laundering; investigations were suddenly dropped in 2021.

What's also known, and probably more relevant to the murder case and the accusations of government corruption, is that Cherres offered government positions to people he considered "convenient". This was revealed months before his murder, through leaked audio files that also mentioned dealings with Lasso's brother-in-law, Danilo Carrera, who was in charge of public enterprises and was also Cherres's best friend.

It is not currently clear (and may never be) exactly which of his many enemies ordered this hit, but it was certainly a successful action.

Sidenote: The girlfriend's last TikTok is screenshotted here, where you can see she wears the same outfit she was killed in about two hours later. Authorities confirmed during the investigation that her last several TikTok streams contained inadvertent location identification information and were likely what led the assassins to their hideout.

Young man dies in a accident when operating a backhoe in Tenares

A Young man lost his life while working with a backhoe. This recent event has left a deep impression on the Cacaos de Tenares community.

He was a well-known young man dedicated to his work, with a kind character, which made him very loved by those who knew him.

It was Diego Enmanuel González Alberto, 28 years old, who, according to the information provided and according to an audiovisual that captured the moment of his tragic outcome.

He was operating a backhoe on the banks of a river when he lost control of the equipment.

In his attempt to escape, Diego fell and suffered a fatal accident when the machine ended up crushing him.

Source: https://www.losmocanos.com/diego-enmanuel-gonzalez-albert/

Video source :

!germanstop

my first post :3

The man says what are his crimes in the video.

in new york

For context, my friend said she had the JFK assassin video and a didn't really believe her so she sent it to me and it's kinda been a inside joke between us ever since because we send it to people we don't like or I send gore videos I have :D

[Edit: I honestly don't know I always put to much unnecessary information when I post, sorry guys]

Full videos:

https://www.sltrib.com/news/2023/04/15/sandy-police-officer-fired/

26 March 2023

A Sandy police officer fatally shot a reportedly suicidal man about seven seconds after ordering the 33-year-old to show his hands, body camera footage released Friday shows.

The man's brother had called police at about 1 a.m. on March 26 for help, prompting an officer to respond. Dylan Murphy had left a home in Sandy while seriously injured, suicidal and experiencing a mental health criѕis, police said.

The responding officer found Murphy walking along 1000 East near 11640 South, officials said. When the officer called out to him, Murphy didn't seem to react and kept walking, body camera footage shows.

The officer reported to police dispatch that Murphy had his right hand concealed in a jacket, and officials said Friday that the family was not sure if Murphy had a weapon at the time — because Murphy had harmed himself earlier in the evening, officials said.

About a minute and a half after the officer began following Murphy in his patrol vehicle, Murphy can be seen turning around and starting to walk toward the officer. The officer then gets out of his car and commands Murphy show his hands.

Murphy starts running toward the officer, body camera footage shows, and the officer aims his firearm at Murphy while commanding him to show his hands for a second time.

The officer then shouts "Hands!" at Murphy twice more before firing his weapon at least three times — about seven seconds after his first command to Murphy, the footage shows.

It's unclear if Murphy was struck by the officer's initial gunfire; the officer was running backward while shooting at Murphy, and at one point fell on his back.

Once the officer gets up, he shouts three more times for Murphy to show his hands, the footage shows. Murphy then charges the officer, and the officer shoots at Murphy twice more.

At that point, Murphy falls to the ground, groaning and panting. It's unclear in the video if any of those shots struck Murphy.

The officer then yells again for Murphy to show his hands, and orders Murphy to roll over, the footage shows.

"Come on, man," Murphy seems to reply, still lying on his stomach. Murphy then rolls over with his hands in the air, and the officer commands him to then roll back onto his stomach, to which he complies.

The officer then orders Murphy to keep his arms out, but Murphy instead tries to get up off the ground. The officer repeatedly commands Murphy to remain where he is.

"Stay on the ground. I will shoot," the officer says, but Murphy moves to a crawling position before standing up and walking toward the officer.

The officer shouts three more commands, then shoots Murphy in the torso over the course of about 13 seconds, the footage shows. Murphy then falls to the ground, and died due to his injuries.

"All of our officers are equipped with less-lethal forms [of force] — whether it be Taser, [pepper spray] or baton," Sandy police Chief Greg Severson said Friday. "As you can see from the video, this incident escalated extremely quickly. Typically during deadly force encounters like this situation, especially with an officer being alone, we do not trаin our officers to use less than lethal mitigation when they're alone."

Severson said Murphy had a "history" with the department, but did not specify Friday what that history was.

Throughout the confrontation — which lasted a little over three minutes between the officer's initial sighting of Murphy to when Murphy was fatally shot — there was only one Sandy police officer present.

Severson said a second officer was redirected to the scene from another assignment, so that's why it "took some time."

According to the footage, the sole responding officer fired his weapon about six times at Murphy. Officials said exactly how many times Murphy was struck will be investigated according to "officer-involved critical incident" protocol.

The officer, who was not identified, remains on paid administrative leave. He has been a member of the department since March 2021, Severson said.

https://www.fox13now.com/news/local-news/family-continues-to-mourn-after-bodycam-video-shows-man-killed-by-sandy-police-officer

SANDY, Utah — On Friday, Sandy Police released camera video of the night an officer shot and killed 33-year-old Dylan Murphy.

His sister, Laecie Horn, has now watched that video of her brother's death several times.

"He was a good human. That's it. He really was a good man, good little brother," she said."

She said Dylan battled addiction and mental health issues, which is why her other brother KC called police on that night, March 26th.

He reported Dylan had severely slit his wrists and KC was scared he was going to bleed out.

"He's tried to check himself in, he told me he's having thoughts they were intrusive. He really wanted help," she said.

She said she is still in disbelief that her brother is gone.

"I find myself calling his phone on accident," said Horn, "Just the other day. I miss him very much and I don't know what I'm gonna go through without it."

She compared the police body camera and dash camera footage with a neighbor's Ring camera footage, and Laecie said things don't add up.

"There's no lights on, he didn't turn them on," she said, "And then this video ends. So, where's the rest of the shootings he just did, why did they have to cut that out? I'm confused."

She said the Ring camera video shows the car lights turned on, which a neighbor said happened after he woke up from the sounds of the original gunshots.

"That officer clearly fired another shot with his lights on," she said. "He shoots another round into my brother who I clearly know at this point from seeing their footage that he was already dead. I wanna know specifically why the officers that I gave all that trust to specifically I didn't go crazy this whole entire time, I trusted them. I waited for the footage to come out before I made any type of assumptions, and I've seen how crazy my brother was but then they doctored stuff."

She said she does forgive the officer.

"I just hope that this officer gets the chance to come to terms with whatever happened that night," Horn said.

She also added that she hopes it never happens to another family again, and that there are better resources for those struggling with mental health issues and addiction, as well as the police response to cases like Dylan's.

"I have to say if I was the officer in the situation, I couldn't say that I wouldn't defend myself, but I also would have been paying attention to surroundings and knowing, hey, I've got this guy that I really want to, I want to get down out of this mental health situation. Let me get to him somehow safer or you know let him feel more calm about me," she said.

Her wish is that Dylan's story will bring people together to get people like her brother the help that they need.

"I hope that we can just become a community and figure it out together as a team," Horn said.

https://kutv.com/newsletter-daily/family-of-sandy-man-killed-in-officer-involved-shooting-questions-police-dylan-murphy-non-lethal-options-questions-remain-brother-father

SANDY, Utah (KUTV) — The father and brother of Dylan Murphy, a 33-year-old man from Sandy, who was killed in an officer-involved shooting last month, are seeking answers from the police.

According to Kevan Murphy, Dylan's father, he decided not to watch the body camera video as the image of his son lying lifeless in the road would be too painful for him.

When asked about his questions for the police, Kevan said, "Why shoot? Why shoot guns instead of taser him?

His father and brother described him as a loving person who adored his children and was lost.

"Not being able to see him or give him a hug ever again is really rough," Kevan said.

Dylan Murphy:

Video source:

https://www.fox13now.com/news/local-news/sandy-police-release-videos-from-fatal-officer-involved-shooting

As far as I know, they are workers from Latin America or Indonesia

A man identified as Lucas Pereira, 27, was shot dead while working on a construction site in the North Zone of Manaus, Amazonas state, Brazil, on Friday afternoon (28). According to witnesses, the victim was applying putty to a wall when he was surprised and shot dead by two criminals.

The victim's work partner witnessed the entire crime, but the criminals spared his life. After the crime, the suspects fled and have not yet been identified.

Full video:

https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/2023/04/06/milwaukee-police-release-footage-of-fatal-shootings-of-officer-and-man/70090458007/

7 February 2023

The Milwaukee Police Department on Thursday released redacted bodycam footage of the fatal shooting that left officer Peter Jerving and Milwaukee resident Terrell Thompson dead.

As a second officer is caught in a physical struggle with Thompson, the footage shows Jerving run up to the two to assist in the arrest. Thompson draws a gun and fires at Jerving, forcing him to retreat. But Jerving then runs back again to help.

It's then that both men exchange gunfire, at perhaps point-blank range, killing each other. Both Jerving, 37, and Thompson, 19, suffered multiple gunshot wounds.

Jerving was the fifth Milwaukee police officer to die in the line of duty since 2018, and the first since 2019. He was a four-year veteran of the department and was assigned to District Four on Milwaukee's northwest side, where he grew up.

He was lauded by colleagues, friends and family for being a dedicated officer and a thoughtful, caring person outside work as well.

Hours before the shooting, Thompson was in court for sentencing on two misdemeanor hit-and run cases, one of which was dismissed in a plea agreement. He received a year of probation.

His mother, Tamera Brown, told the Journal Sentinel at the time that she was in disbelief about her son's involvement in the shooting and said Thompson seemed to be fine after receiving his sentencing.

The second officer is not named in the video. The wife of Jerving's usual patrol partner of four years told the Journal Sentinel in February that both men were trаining new officers the night of the shooting.

The second officer never fired his weapon and was not placed on administrative duty, according to police.

An investigation into the incident, led by the Brookfield Police Department, remains ongoing, police said. It will be reviewed by the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office.

The video released Thursday via YouTube is just over eight minutes long and includes limited and edited body camera footage from Jerving and the second officer. Together, they tried apprehending Thompson in the early morning hours of Feb. 7 in connection with an armed robbery that occurred less than two hours beforehand.

The video is accompanied with narration by Assistant Chief Paul Formolo.

According to the video:

Shortly after an armed robbery was reported at 11:31 p.m. Feb. 6 on the 2600 block of West Good Hope Road, Jerving and the second officer identified Thompson as a suspect.

The video includes a radio broadcast Jerving made to other officers sometime after the incident was reported. He identifies Thompson as the suspect and circulates a description of him and of the incident: a man reportedly smacked car keys and a phone out of a woman's hand and made off with her car and phone.

Formolo said Jerving and the second officer later received information that Thompson was possibly in the area of the 2700 block of South 14th Street, on the city's south side.

When they arrived, around 1:14 a.m., they located the stolen vehicle in a parking lot with a man and woman inside. As police approached, the two exited the car and walked toward an apartment building.

Jerving immediately calls out to the man: "Terrell! Terrell! Don't make us run." The woman stops and raises her arms in the air, but officers continue walking after Thompson until he turns a corner and runs.

The two officers give chase, splitting up as they wind through several buildings.

After Thompson slips on some snow, the second officer catches up with him and a physical struggle ensues. As Jerving arrives and approaches the two, body camera footage shows Thompson producing a handgun.

A gunshot is heard.

"Whoa, (expletive)," Jerving yells.

He retreats and falls down as he does. Two more gunshots are heard.

"Stop!" Jerving said.

The video trаnsitions to footage from Jerving's body camera. Jerving reports shots are fired over the radio. His own handgun is visible as he runs back toward Thompson and the second officer, who are still struggling with each other.

Once Jerving is within arm's reach of the two, another shot is heard and Jerving begins crying out in pain.

At some point, Jerving also returned fire. Both his and Thompson's handguns were recovered afterward. A photo shows Thompson's had an extended magazine.

Officer Peter Jerving:

Terrell Thompson:

Weapon used:

Obituary:

https://www.jsonline.com/obituaries/mjs074220

https://krausefuneralhome.com/obituary/peter-eric-christian-jerving/

Video and Image sources:

https://www.facebook.com/people/Rell-Rell/pfbid02z3kSFHXMpn6BvtuvqmCewqWKxS7nscTjYZ726kNgqmgc7ebDuQroZ5ziK4eSFFf1l/

https://twitter.com/RellGot_A_Bag

https://twitter.com/DanODonnellShow/status/1622967370087284744/photo/1

https://twitter.com/fox6now/status/1623103139137085440

https://heavy.com/news/terrell-thompson/

A security camera on the street filmed a triple murder. A hitman in a car pulled up to the victims and opened fire with an assault rifle. The victims were members of a local drug cartel.