Douglas Donato Pereira
Douglas Donato Pereira was a Brazilian drug lord. Pereira was born on May 5, 1991.[1] He was known by the name Dina Terror until his death in a shootout by Brazilian Police.[2]
Criminal activity
Pereira was known for his drug trade within the favella known as Faz Quem Quer in Northern Rio de Janeiro. His weapon of choice was a 9 milimeter.[3] He became the target of police after he kidnapped and killed an 18 year old.[4] The 18-year-old female, Raianne Dantas de Jesus was a girlfriend of a rival drug dealer.[5] He took on the name the Lord of War, and declared a war on police.[6] He was considered to be a domestic terrorist in Brazil.[7] He was wanted on 10 warrants for his arrest.[8] In March 2016, he was killed by elite Brazilian police. The police force known as Civil police the Coordination of Special Resources (CORE),[1] After the shootout he went over to the Acari Hospital where he died from his wounds.[1]
References
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- ^ Joshi, Priya (22 August 2016). "Brazilian student who partied with Usain Bolt alleged to be widow of drug lord Diná Terror". Retrieved 27 August 2016.
- ^ "Traficante que ostentava e visto como violento morre no Faz Quem Quer - Rio - O Dia". Retrieved 27 August 2016.
- ^ "Traficante Dina do morro Faz Quem Quer é morto em operação da Core em Rocha Miranda - Rio Crime". Archived from the original on 1 October 2016. Retrieved 26 September 2016.