“The shooter”, the alleged sicaria she used taxis to get to the place where she would attack her victims

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“The shooter”, the alleged sicaria she used taxis to get to the place where she would attack her victims

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A woman indicated as alleged sicaria of Barrio 18 was captured in zone 18, syndicated to have participated in multiple armed and extortion attacks since 2019, according to the authorities.

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Alias ​​the shooter is pointed out to commit several crimes. (Free press photo: direct impact)

Alias ​​the shooter is pointed out to commit several crimes. (Free press photo: direct impact)

Considered by police investigators as one of the alleged most accurate sicarias in neighborhood 18, because it is attributed to participation in at least four armed attacks perpetrated on the route to the Atlantic, which left several fatalities, Kimberly “N”, 25, was captured in the Alameda neighborhood, zone 18.

Known as the Kim or the shooter, she is also investigated for her alleged involvement in an armed attack recorded in the Kennedy neighborhood, where a man was injured.

According to information provided by the National Civil Police (PNC), the shooter identified its victims before killing them. To mislead the authorities, he approached taxis to move to the place of the attack and, after committing the crime, a motorcycle – whose arrival had been previously agreed – picked it up to facilitate its flight and avoid raising suspicions.

For these facts, he is pointed out of the crime of murder in the degree of attempt.

The Kim is also required by justice since 2019, syndicated from the crime of extortion. The authorities investigate whether it is involved in more cases. In addition, it seeks to identify the leaders who would have ordered the execution of these crimes.

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