The chief of Argentina’s infamous soccer hooligan gang has been shot lifeless close to the membership’s stadium in Rosario.
Andrés Bracamonte, often known as Pillín, has been the chief of the Rosario Central Supporters gang for greater than 20 years and has a historical past of being concerned in violent clashes with rival gangsters.
He and his deputy, Daniel “Rana” Atardo, have been shot to loss of life by a motorcyclist on Saturday simply 4 blocks from the Gigante de Arroyito stadium.
Rosario Central simply performed a league sport and Bracamonte didn’t take part. He was banned from competing because of earlier incidents and was accused of cash laundering and extortion by Argentinian authorities.
The 2 have been taken to the native Centenario Hospital, however docs have been unable to save lots of their lives.
Argentinian media extensively reported Bracamonte’s killing, describing it as a settlement of scores.
Newspaper studies stated Bracamonte had a protracted legal document and was the sufferer of frequent assaults.
The newest incident was in August when he was together with his accomplice when a bullet grazed his again and his accomplice was additionally injured.
Bracamonte, 52, can also be accused of getting ties to the Los Monos drug cartel and is below investigation for cash laundering.
