The shocking videos of the shooting at the Santiago de Chile airport: they wanted to steal 32 million dollars

And attempted assault at Arturo Merino Benítez International Airportthe principal of Chileleft this Wednesday at least two dead peopleamong them an official from the General Directorate of Civil Aeronautics (DGAC), in charge of the security of the enclosure.

The first of the videos shows how airport police remove the body of the official killed in the shooting.

The other victim is one of the criminals what were they trying hijack a plane with funds and they started a filming when they were surprised by airport security, according to several videos circulating on social networks.

In the second video, the criminal is seen on the lifeless ground under the wing of an airplane as workers attempt to remove the body.

According to local media, the group consisted of at least 12 criminals and his intention was to raid a plane from Miami (USA) with remittances worth 26,000 million Chilean pesos (over $32 million).

In the third video, the shots that ended the life of the official of the General Directorate of Civil Aeronautics and one of the criminals are heard.

In their flight, the criminals left several burned cars on the road that connects the airport to Santiago.

“I want to show solidarity and send a big hug to the family of the DGAC official,” said the Chilean president, Gabriel Boricduring her speech at an act of commemoration on Women’s Day.

“We know that insecurity is a priority for Chileans. When there is insecurity, everything else falters,” he added.

“I want you to know that from our government, we will relentlessly pursue, with justice and with the full force of the law, crime and those who endanger the lives of our compatriots,” Boric concluded.

In the latest video circulating on social media, one of the planes involved in the incident is seen with bullet holes in the tail.

Citizen surveys have revealed for months a worrying rise in the feeling of insecurity in Chilean society.

The foundation Citizen Peace published last October that the fear of being the victim of a crime has increased 7.6%reaching a 28% nationally, the highest number in 22 years.

(With information from EFE)

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