Horrifying moment assassin aged just FOURTEEN shoots dead two men - as Colombian police link him to TWELVE murders Teenage boy gunned down two men outside off-license in Medellin, Colombia The 14-year-old was seen pulling pistol from his shorts and blasting two victims Police identified the victims as Dario Guzman, 43, and Mateo Cuesta Prieto, 20 Colombian police linked young hitman to a further 10 homicides after his arrestBy Chris Dyer For Mailonline Published: 15:32 BST, 1 April 2019 | Updated: 15:37 BST, 1 April 2019 Viewcomments A 14-year-old boy who police say had already shot 10 people, pulled out a gun and killed another two victims in cold blood. The alleged teenager gang member was caught on camera blasting two men in cold blood at close range in a street in Colombia. He can been seen chatting to one victim outside an off-licence in the city of Medellin last Wednesday before opening fire six times. As they both walk outside the shop, the boy then pulls a pistol from the waistband of his shorts and fires at two men on the pavement. According to Pablo Ruiz Garzon, Deputy Head of Police in Valle de Aburra, the boy fatally shot two shop workers outside the store. In the footage, a large man in a black T-shirt can be seen standing on the street just in front of a young boy, who waits until the larger man turns his back before pulling out a gun. A teenage boy was seen shooting three men outside an off-licence in Medellin, Colombia, leaving two dead and one injured He then took aim and fires at the man in the black shirt who flees off-camera as well as another man at the bottom of the screen. He then also fires possibly at a third person before turning and fleeing. Confused people who were in the shop can be seen coming out on the street to help the injured and one man appears to attempt to follow the teenage suspect who had already run away. Police identified the victims as Dario Alexis Atehortua Guzman, 43, and Mateo Cuesta Prieto, 20. The teen pictured at a police station after his arrest. Police linked him to 12 murders in total Officers said that the 43-year-old died on the spot while the 20-year-old died from his wounds on the way to hospital. A third person who was also shot and injured was treated in hospital and released the same day. Authorities said that the teenager suspected of carrying out the murders is a 14-year-old member of a local gang, who has since been arrested. They declined to comment on his alleged involvement in another 10 homicides while the investigation was still underway. Officers said the young sicario - or hitman - had tried to evade capture by using his younger brother's identity card, but they quickly rumbled his ruse. Local media reported that the boy pretended to be 13 as the age of criminal responsibility in Colombia is 14. Police spokesman Jorge Eliecer Camacho said the killing had been carried out after the leader of the 'La Agonia' gang, Paulo Andres Gomez Torres, aka 'Pocho', was arrested. Luis Fernando Quijano, president of a human rights NGO called the Corporacion para la Paz y el Desarrollo Social (Corporation for Peace and Social Development), said that despite his young age, the way the teenager operated made it clear that he was 'not somebody who had just started working for the gang'. The boy pulled the pistol from the waistband of his shorts and blasted two men dead and injured a third person off-camera After firing at the men in the street the young gunman turned and fled in the opposite direction He said the problem with underage violence was highlighted only eight days ago when teenage gunmen had been arrested in Bello, in the northern area of Valle de Aburra, after a shootout with police. Mateo Gonzalez, vice secretary of the Operative department of the Security Secretary of Medellin, said: 'We can continue investigating and arresting these gang members and their leaders, but in my opinion we need to take a wider approach to this as a society to ask ourselves what is happening here. 'Where was the family of these children? Why were they not at school?' Local media have reported that the teen will most likely be sent to a correctional facility for the time being as he is still too young to go to jail. Share or comment on this article: All rights reserved for this news site dailymail and under his responsibility