Three men were arrested in the Federal District, Brazil, for their involvement in the execution of a 24-year-old at a car wash in Fercal, motivated by a personal dispute.
On Wednesday morning, the Civil Police of the Federal District arrested three suspects linked to the execution of a 24-year-old man at a car wash in the Fercal region. The murder, which occurred in November 2025, involved the victim being shot multiple times. Authorities reported that the crime was driven by a personal conflict between the victim and one of the suspects, indicating it was likely not a random act of violence.
The suspects are aged 27, 32, and 36 years; however, their identities have yet to be disclosed. During the investigation, authorities uncovered that on the day of the murder, the suspects utilized a stolen vehicle and set a fire to destroy evidence of their crime. This deliberate effort to cover their tracks suggests a premeditated plan rather than a crime of passion, pointing to a well-organized execution of the violent act.
Furthermore, the police stated that their investigation revealed a clear division of roles among the three suspects. This included the shooters, a getaway driver, and an individual responsible for supplying the firearm used in the shooting. Such organized behavior highlights the concerning nature of criminal activity in the region, leading to ongoing investigations and a call for enhanced law enforcement efforts to tackle gang-related violence and personal vendettas.
