Video: Two assassins in disguise shot and killed a Mexican civil servant as soon as they left home

Two Mexican assassins, disguised as nurses, were waiting so that when Mexican officials drove away from home, they opened fire at close range.

According to the Daily Mail, the incident happened when Victor Manuel Armante, 60, a Bacum city council official, was leaving home at 7am with his son Victor Manuel Jr, 28.

Two assassins disguised as nurses, dressed in white, waited for the car to approach to open fire at close range from the driver’s side.

Armante died in the car and his son was hospitalized with injuries to his face, according to local media.

In the video, the assassin fired multiple shots at the car that was backing out of the house. It is not clear if Armante was the driver or someone else.

The assassin opened fire at close range.

The two assassins then got into a car to escape. Mexican civil servants once escaped death in a failed assassination attempt on February 28, 2019. Armante then fortunately escaped the ambush and ran into the police station to hide.

Mexican authorities confirmed that they were investigating Armante’s death. Police have not yet arrested anyone.

The area of ​​Sonora state bordering the US is hotspot Transport drugs. In the first nine months of 2019 alone, 761 homicides occurred in the state area, according to official figures. This number is double that of 2009, when there were only 404 cases.

Sources say the area is currently the site of fighting between the Jalisco New Generation gang, the Sinaloa cartel and an offshoot of the Beltran-Leyva cartel.