Carlos Kada, who had suffered two attacks in Guayaquil, was assassinated in Pedro Carbo

On a farm in the Pedro Carbo canton, Carlos Omar Kada was assassinated, the man who suffered an attack on two occasions in Guayaquil.

A police report indicates that the man was murdered at dawn on Saturday, January 21.

Carlos Omar K., the man whom hitmen were looking for in the clinic, has a history of extortion, drug trafficking, breach of trust and wrongful death

Armed subjects reportedly entered a farm in the Vaquerano sector, in Pedro Carbo, and shot him.

His wife and a custodian would have died with him.

According to the preliminary report, at around 02:00, six armed subjects arrived at the property, dressed similar to those of the Police.

Other relatives were in the place, but the subjects indicated that the problem was only with Kada. They locked them in a bathroom on the farm.

Carlos Omar Kada, 35, was injured weeks ago when he was attacked by hitmen while driving in an armored car through the Kennedy Norte citadel.

That day he managed to walk out of his car and was transferred to a clinic. In that attack, a man who worked in a vehicle sales yard died after being hit by bullets.

Hitmen enter the clinic and confront the guards of a man who had been wounded in an armored car at Kennedy; one died in attack

Days later, armed men entered the Omni Hospital to liquidate it. There they confronted the guards of Carlos Kada. One of the alleged hitmen died.

Kada had a record in the judicial system for extortion, drug trafficking, breach of trust and wrongful death.

He was prosecuted in January 2017 in Santa Elena for the crime of extortion and five months later, in June, he was dismissed.

After the armed attack at the Omni Hospital, Carlos Kada had left that health home. Apparently his family had taken him to a rural property in Pedro Carbo to take refuge. (YO)