The as‌sassin draws a gu‌n to shoot people in the middle of the street, stunned with how to track the victim

The Mirror on 5/12 reported that the incident occurred on a street in the Peruvian capital Lima.

Security camera footage shows Christian Torres, 18, walking behind Rosa Vilca, 34, pointing a gu‌n at the woman and pulling the trigger.

Rosa turned around and used the packaging she was holding to shield, but to no avail. The 18-year-old as‌sassin continued to fire several more bullets before running to grab the victim’s phone and flee.

The surrounding people ran to help and took the victim to Villa El Salvador hospital for treatment. The status of the 34-year-old woman is still unclear.

Herbert Ramos Ruiz, a spokesman for the local police force, said Christian was arrested after a chase and confirmed that the suspect’s body had a victim’s phone, a pistol and a smartphone. other.

"To track the victim, four Venezuelan suspects used a black car and a drone. Police have found and confiscated the rooftop flycam near the scene of the incident.

This is a new form of goal tracking that surprises the Peruvian police. We believe this is a familiar way to track victims of crime from Venezuela.

The suspect confessed to the police that he was hired to kill a woman for nearly $ 300 (7 million). The crime may be due to the victim possessing a company that the killer is interested in. The victim’s phone may contain important information that the instigator wants. Christian said he did not know the identity of his employer, "Herbert spokesman said.