"TONKA" GETS TRUCKED OFF TO THE MORGUE...SINGER OZUNA INVOLVED?
POWERFUL DRUG LORD BRUTALLY MURDERED IN SANTURCE
Shortly after midnight this morning, 38-year old Carlos Báez Rosa, who went by the nickname "Tonka" and was one of the most powerful drug lords in the San Juan area, was shot nearly 70 times with various firearms, including AK-47s and AR-15s. The spectacular midnight execution occurred in an alley in the gritty Cantera sector of Santurce. To add a twist to the story, police seized a Range Rover SUV at the scene, which belongs to reggeaton singer Juan Carlos Ozuna and contained $6,585 in cash, as well as the singer's wallet. Ozuna dedicated several of his songs to the murdered drug lord, and the latter produced at least one of the singer's recordings. Ozuna became notorious last week due to a viral video in which the reggeaton performer is seen hitting a security guard at one of his stateside performances with a microphone (video is below).
CONTROL BOARD DELIVERS 1ST REPORT TO CONGRESS
From Caribbean Business:
"Puerto Rico’s financial control board said Tuesday that its first annual report to the U.S. President and Congress does not call for the elimination of federal social assistance programs in the commonwealth..."
DOMINO'S TO PUERTO RICO: NO MORE PIZZA!
From News Is My Business:
"HFS Corp. — a franchisee for Domino’s Pizza in Puerto Rico — announced Wednesday the closing of all of its stores on the island, after seeking bankruptcy protection earlier this year, this media outlet confirmed..."
GONZALEZ ASKS FOR MEDICAL AND RESEARCH FUNDS
From The San Juan Daily Star:
"Resident Commissioner Jenniffer González Colón on Monday announced the allocation of $607,568 in federal funds for the treatment of children and mothers with HIV/AIDS and studies on breast cancer..."
MAVS SIGN PUERTO RICAN GIAN CLAVELL
From Fox Sports:
"The Dallas Mavericks have signed free agent guard Gian Clavell, an undrafted rookie who has played for Puerto Rico’s national team. Clavell was the Mountain West Conference player of the year at Colorado State last season..."
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