It was evening in Walney, and as usual for a Monday night, the traffic in the city center was chaotic.
Until at least 11 p.m., there would be bustling activity on the central streets of this city of over 5 million inhabitants.
However, in a neglected area by the local government, within one of the city's poorer communities, there was a place that escaped the usual chaos of the main avenues. Here, many people were coming and going through the narrow streets.
Most of them were well-dressed, heading to a venue where an event that held the interest of many men was about to unfold.
In this neighborhood, where police presence was minimal, an arena stood at the center of the territory, typically used for high school futsal and basketball games.
To get there, anyone would have to follow a series of stops where men responsible for the security of the area were positioned around the block and inside the arena.
