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GUATEMALA CITY (AP) — Guatemalan police say
two teenagers suspected of killing one of
their gang leaders used a cell phone to
record the victim being dismembered.
Police spokesman Marco Trejo says the
teenagers were arrested on their way to an
Internet cafe where they planned to upload
the video. Police received a tip about the
teenagers' plans.
Trejo says the victim, a 35-year-old woman,
was killed Monday with a machete. Police
found parts of her body in several places
north of the city's capital.
Trejo said Friday the woman was killed as
part of an internal power struggle in the
violent Central American MS-13 gang. Six
people were allegedly involved in the
killing.
The gangs are known for their brutality and
often behead or dismember their victims.
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