Breaking News Alpo gunned down in Harlem

They say Alpo got gunned down because of a girl. Jealous husband \ ex.

Thats crazy alot of pornstars are married but still getting fucked in the butthole and cummed in their mouth and SLAYED down! But they nothing happends..
 
Loch121 said:
Who was buying from and selling drugs to Alpo in 2021.Fam......

Side note contrary to what many movies would have you believe no person in witness protection has ever been found and killed
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Barry Seal got killed while in witness protection 🤔
 
Freshb651 said:
Barry Seal got killed while in witness protection 🤔
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Never heard of him but a quick google search says he wasn't in witness protection.

He was actively going undercover in Columbia, Nicaragua,and the US

He wasn't in witness protection with a new ID hidden,he was still doing drug deals with ppl undercover.

That's not witness protection.

So no,no person who was in witness protection being hidden,has ever been found and killed.

un nosign me lol
 
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Road Rage, Not Betrayal, Was Behind Informant’s Killing, Authorities Say

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Road Rage, Not Betrayal, Was Behind Informant’s Killing, Authorities Say (Published 2022)

Alpo Martinez, a former Harlem drug kingpin who became an informant, was killed not for snitching but because of a simmering feud over his erratic driving, a law enforcement official said.
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But his death was not a case of long-awaited payback for his infamous betrayal, a law enforcement official said.

Instead, the authorities believe Mr. Martinez was killed over a street beef, stemming from his penchant for careering dangerously down Harlem streets on his motorcycle.

Shakeem Parker, 27, was charged last week with Mr. Martinez’s murder, a senior law enforcement official said — a shooting that stemmed from an incident in which Mr. Martinez buzzed past Mr. Parker.

In the years since his 2015 release from prison, he was living under an assumed identity in Maine. But the one thing that might have saved Mr. Martinez’s life was the one thing he could not do: Stay away from Harlem.

According to the law enforcement official, Mr. Martinez had clashed with Mr. Parker over the summer when Mr. Martinez, riding his motorcycle, brushed past Mr. Parker in a way that showed disrespect. The pair exchanged words on a Harlem street, but that was the end of it — until October.

Around 3 a.m. in the pre-dawn hours of Oct. 31, Mr. Parker was standing around 151st Street and 8th Avenue when he noticed Mr. Martinez’s unmistakable, lifted pickup truck parked across the street, the official said. Spontaneously, Mr. Parker approached the driver’s side window and opened fire, striking Mr. Martinez several times in the left arm, the official said.

Mr. Martinez threw his truck into gear and tore south. But one of Mr. Parker’s gunshots had gone through his left arm and struck his heart, the official said. Mortally wounded, he crashed into a parked car around 147th Street, leaving a trail of heroin packets behind him on 8th Avenue (law enforcement officials believe Mr. Martinez had tossed them out of his open window, fearing arrest when police arrived).

Mr. Martinez and Mr. Parker had for months avoided each other, and law enforcement officials do not believe Mr. Parker sought him out last Halloween — the senior law enforcement official called it a crime of opportunity. Mr. Parker was charged last week with second-degree murder.
 
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