Callao: man shot dead on his way home

Early Wednesday morning, a man was riddled with bullets as he walked to his home in Callao.

Victim identified as Jose Antonio Gamboa Manrique (45), received five bullet wounds at the intersection of avenues Acapulco with avenues Bertello, in front of the Costa Azul market.

According to the neighbors RPP Newsyellow car intercepted Gamboa Manrique and from the inside they shot him at point-blank range.

Authorities indicate that the victim was treated and transferred to the Ventanilla hospital, where he was confirmed dead.

Arriving at the crime scene, forensic experts found seven shell casings, five of which hit the man’s body.

Murder investigation Jose Antonio Gamboa Manrique They were in charge of the local police station.

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