Two Bolivian citizens died on Sunday afternoon after a clash with Brazilian military police officers during an anti-drug operation in the border city of Corumbá. According to Unitel’s version, which quotes Corumbaense newspaper, an intelligence operative allowed the location of a vehicle with Bolivian plaque allegedly used for the transportation of drugs. Upon receiving the order to stop, the two occupants responded with shots at the troops.
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Two Bolivian citizens died on Sunday afternoon after a clash with Brazilian military police officers during an anti-drug operation in the border city of Corumbá. According to Unitel’s version, which quotes Corumbaense newspaper, an intelligence operative allowed the location of a vehicle with Bolivian plaque allegedly used for the transportation of drugs. Upon receiving the order to stop, the two occupants responded with shots at the troops.