Authorities in the central Mexican state of Guanajuato are looking for two male individuals who played a role in the assassination of an a...
Authorities in the central Mexican state of Guanajuato are looking for two male individuals who played a role in the assassination of an auto repair shop manager before the business was set on fire.
One of the two suspects is captured on video talking on his cellphone as he walked up to the mechanic's shop last Friday in the municipality of Celaya.
The second assailant drew his gun at the employee, who was sitting behind the counter, and fired four shots, including one which appeared to strike the victim in the head.
Police in Celaya, Mexico, are searching for two men who carried out the execution of an auto repair shop manager and set the business on fire last Friday. The shooter (bottom right) fired four shots at the unsuspecting employee and then dumped a flammable liquid before setting the shop ablaze
Shooter (left) aims his weapon at the car mechanic shop manager (bottom right) before he fired four shots, including one that appeared to strike him in the head. The attack was carried out last Friday in Celaya, Mexico
The shooter subsequently dumped a flammable liquid on the floor while losing the grip of his gun before he used a torch lighter to set the shop on fire.
His accomplice then ran around the shop and shot an employee, who survived the attack. He then placed a cardboard sign on the ground and took a photo of the shop ablaze before escaping.
Surveillance footage shows the moment one of the two suspects sought in last Friday's attack uses a torch lighter to set the auto repair shop on fire after he executed the manager
A suspect who acted as a lookout uses a cellphone to record the moment the car mechanic shop was set on fire. Celaya, Mexico, authorities linked the incident to the failure of paying a criminal organization its corresponding ' piso ,' a permit fee that allows business owners to operate without being subject to violent attack
Celaya authorities linked the incident to the failure of paying a criminal organization its corresponding 'piso,' a permit fee that allows business owners to operate without being subject to violent attacks.
The execution took place a day before three siblings, including a 16-year-old, and a friend were also assassinated at a nearby car repair shop while they were working.
It is unknown if both incidents are related. No arrests had been made as of Wednesday afternoon.
The shooter (top center) took off running as soon as the auto repair shop was set on fire
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