Victor Gonzalez, 38 years old, was shot dead in the patio of his home in El Higo de Cochea, Chiriqui, Panama. ^[1] The National Police of Colombia arrested a 30-year-old man in the Cinco Esquinas sector of the Los Alpes neighborhood in Cartagena for the crime of personal injury. ^[2] Eduardo Calderón Lozano, a 23-year-old footballer for Defensor Concepción in the Copa Perú, died after suffering an electric shock while working in a house between jirones Jorge Chávez and Bolívar in the district of Concepción, Junín region. ^[3] Armed suspects arrived at Gonzalez's residence past 8:00 PM and fired several shots at him before fleeing. ^[4] Preliminary reports suggest Gonzalez had recently been released from prison, leading to a presumption that the killing is linked to this situation. ^[5] Security camera footage and social media posts show the suspect attacking a 56-year-old merchant with a sharp weapon multiple times without apparent reason. ^[6] The arrested suspect was transferred to a medical center for evaluation following the community aggression and was subsequently placed at the disposal of the Fiscalía General de la Nación. ^[7] The victim, a recognized merchant in the neighborhood, was taken to the Clinica Madre Bernarda for medical evaluation after the assault. ^[8] According to police investigations, Eduardo Calderón Lozano was moving metal bars from the third to the fourth floor of the house when one of them touched a medium-voltage cable, causing the electric discharge. ^[9] Eduardo Calderón Lozano's coworkers requested help, and police officers transported him to the David Guerrero Duarte health center, where medical personnel confirmed his death. ^[10] Forensic experts collected evidence and removed the body from the scene after the police delimitated the area. ^[11] The National Police and Criminalistics experts conducted procedures at the house where Eduardo Calderón Lozano died to determine the exact circumstances of the accident and establish possible responsibilities. ^[12]