Así Robamos TODOS los BANCOS de Colombia: En la CÁRCEL mi Cabeza Valía $1.000 MILLONES
Conducta Delictiva
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From Palmira prison, Charles Narváez breaks his silence. He was a member of the feared R15 gang, a group that between the 1990s and 2000s robbed more than 50 banks and armored trucks in Colombia, amassing over 20 billion pesos.
In this episode of Criminal Behavior, Charles recounts how he went from planning a 9 billion peso robbery of the Banco de la República to living in hiding, pursued, and finally captured while carrying his daughter in his arms. Inside prison, his life was once again at risk: “Our heads were worth a billion pesos,” he confesses.
But it was there, behind bars, that he decided to change everything: he learned to write, published a book, and began teaching other prisoners that freedom lies not in money, but in the mind. #criminalbehavior #charles #banks
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Y los políticos son más especialistas para delinquir ellos no los detienen que tristeza
Hay algo que me llamo la atención y es algo que suelo escuchar en muchos delincuente que cometen actos delictivos de este tipo y es que dice que "no tenía consciencia de las consecuencias", me parece interesante el nivel de consciencia entre un delincuente que roba y otro que as3sin4.
Gracias, por estas entrevistas que nos permiten analizar y ver como podemos contribuir en nuestro entorno más cercano para que no lleguen a estos actos.
Así Robamos TODOS los BANCOS de Colombia: En la CÁRCEL mi Cabeza Valía $1.000 MILLONES
Conducta Delictiva
841,251 views
From Palmira prison, Charles Narváez breaks his silence. He was a member of the feared R15 gang, a group that between the 1990s and 2000s robbed more than 50 banks and armored trucks in Colombia, amassing over 20 billion pesos.
In this episode of Criminal Behavior, Charles recounts how he went from planning a 9 billion peso robbery of the Banco de la República to living in hiding, pursued, and finally captured while carrying his daughter in his arms. Inside prison, his life was once again at risk: “Our heads were worth a billion pesos,” he confesses.
But it was there, behind bars, that he decided to change everything: he learned to write, published a book, and began teaching other prisoners that freedom lies not in money, but in the mind. #criminalbehavior #charles #banks