A monkey dressed as a hitman and in a bulletproof vest was killed in a drug fight

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A monkey dressed as a hitman and in a bulletproof vest was killed in a drug fight

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The toll of a vicious shooting between police officers and suspected Mexican drug traffickers was eleven murderers dead, four civilians injured (one of them very seriously), three security officers injured and a downed guerrilla warfare.

The little primate killed last Tuesday was the pet of a young member of the Familia Michoacana. The one dubbed “spider monkey” by local media officiated the right hand of one of the criminals.

The monkey followed its master everywhere and lived life dressed as if he were a soldier. The photo that circulated in the Mexican networks and news of the animal’s corpse shows the primate in diapers, hooded and in a flak jacket. There are no doubts: he was one of the family.

drug monkey 1

drug monkey 1

According to Imagen Noticias with Ciro Gómez Leyva, the owner of the monkey was part of the security team of the regional leader of the Familia Michoacana, who fled before being captured.

drug monkey 2

drug monkey 2

The prosecutor’s office will now perform an autopsy on the monkey to confirm whether or not he was shot during the fight. The state has ensured that both the culled primate as well as other pets of the same type were the key to finding the criminal group which usually attacks in the south of Endomex.

Furthermore, the Public Prosecutor’s Agent will determine whether to apply sanctions for any illegal acts of an environmental nature or trafficking in protected species.

The violent shooting

The confrontation between the police, army, Navy and National Guard and the criminals of La Michoacana arose from an operation in Palo Amarillo to capture a high-ranking member of the family.

The crossing occurred when an armed group tried to prevent law enforcement from entering the region.

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The dead and wounded after the meeting were joined by at least ten people arrested on suspicion of belonging to the criminal commando.

The police, in turn, kept an arsenal of items. From the most violent to the least violent: 29 long guns, 5 short guns, 24 vests, 7 helmets, 6 bulletproof plates, 84 magazines for different calibers, radios, cell phones, five trucks and a Nissan car.

famous monkeys

In Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearlit is called the Capuchin monkey that accompanies Captain Barbossa and his pirates Jack. Although her name is masculine, the character is played by a named “actress” small.

In the plot of the first film in the saga starring Johnny Depp, Jack is cursed like the bad guys, so he can’t die. Throughout the story, his presence does nothing but irritate Jack Sparrow.

monkey jack

monkey jack

In the following Pirates of the Caribbean movies, Jack – yes, he’s named after the protagonist – joins the team led by Sparrow.

Likewise, Chiquita isn’t Hollywood’s most famous monkey. The nasturtium that is above all is Crystala 28-year-old animal trained by the Birds & Animals Unlimited company that has already appeared in several film productions.

Some of the films he has participated in are George of the Jungle (his baby monkey debut), Dr. Dolittle, American pie, A night at the museum Y Did it happen yesterday? 2 and 3.

crystal jumpsuit

crystal jumpsuit

Source: Clarin

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