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Recently, a viral video captured by the security cameras of a restaurant in Mexico City has spread . It shows the last moments of Jesús Pérez Alvear, who was the former manager of the renowned Mexican regional music singer Gerardo Ortiz .
The publication of these images has generated a great impact on social networks, where hundreds of people are looking for the complete material to understand the details of what happened.
Following his murder, the artist’s name has been trending, linking him to the work and friendship relationship he had with Alvear.
Full video from security cameras of the death of Jesús Pérez Alvear
The video, shared on the social network X (formerly Twitter), captures the shocking events that took place on December 4 at the “Bajío” restaurant, located in a well-known shopping center in Polanco, an exclusive area in the Mexican capital.
According to witnesses who were at the scene, two men entered and shot directly at the promoter, causing panic among diners and staff. These moments were captured by security cameras, showing people fleeing or seeking shelter from the gunfire.
The images show the shocking moment when two men arrive at the establishment, take off their helmets and ask the waiters where Alvear was. Minutes later, diners and waiters are seen running for shelter.
Who was Chucho Pérez Alvear , Gerardo Ortiz’s former manager?
Jesús Pérez Alvear gained notoriety in the music world for organizing concerts of prominent Mexican regional music artists.
However, his career was marked by controversy, as he faced accusations of money laundering and alleged links to the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel, according to reports from the United States Government.
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According to the United States Department of the Treasury, through the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), it accused Jesús Pérez Alvear of allegedly using his company, Gallística Diamante , as a means to launder money for the CJNG.
Investigations indicate that revenue from ticket sales, parking and food at concerts was used for illicit activities related to drug trafficking.
