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Venezuelan influencer who criticized gangs and police shot dead during TikTok livestream
- A Venezuelan TikTok influencer was shot and killed during a livestream on Sunday, prompting an investigation, according to the country's top prosecutor.
- Sarmiento had nearly 80,000 followers and criticized police and gang members linked to the Tren de Aragua for threatening him.
- The Public Prosecutor's Office has started an investigation to identify and prosecute those responsible for Sarmiento's death.
- The ministry assigned the 69th Prosecutor's Office Against Organized Crime to investigate, identify, and prosecute those responsible for Sarmiento's death.
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Gabriel Jes Sarmento was shot by two armed men at home. The TikTok account reported cases of corruption in the police and links between authorities and gangs such as the Aragua Train.
Terrifying Video Shows Venezuelan Influencer Getting Shot Dead On TikTok Live After Accusing Gov Officials Of Corruption With Tren de Aragua
A Venezuelan influencer was shot dead on TikTok Live after accusing top officials and gang leaders of corruption and extortion. Jesus Sarmiento was reportedly shot at least nine times. 'They shot me, they shot me.' “Two men with guns” appeared mid-stream and shot him; a scuffle was seen before the feed cut. His mother, heard wailing and banging on a door, was also shot in the abdomen but survived. Before his murder, Sarmiento posted dozens of ac…
The Venezuelan Tiktoker Gabriel Sarmiento, with more than 77,000 followers on the social network, was murdered this weekend during a live broadcast. The man denounced alleged members of the band Tren de Aragua and alleged corrupt police officers, AFP reports. In the video, broadcast on social networks, one hears knocks on a door and the screams of a woman in the background asking for “assistance”. “I was shot, I was shot”, one hears Sarmiento be…
Venezuelan TikTok influencer shot dead during livestream after criticising gangs, police
Gabriel Jesús Sarmiento, known for his bold commentary on corruption and gang activity, was allegedly attacked by two gunmen at his home in Venezuela while he was live on TikTok.
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