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The thing about cover and concealment is that you have to camouflage every inch of your body. It doesn’t just apply to your fighting position. In all probability that’s what made it so easy for the Chapiza to locate and neutralize a novice enforcer from the Grupo Flechas.
That single shot to the head, not only took him out all at once but also caved in a part of his face in the process. Was he an undertrained shooter made to believe that his organization had the upper hand here, or a weekend warrior with no common sense?
Going into the wood line to fight against an enemy that’s also trying to kill you isn’t as easy as it looks. The fallen male with a gunshot to his head teaches us this in the simplest of terms just before he gets beheaded.
Source: Vivo en Marte
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