The launchers on both sides of the TPz-1 armored vehicle spewed out smoke grenades.
Taking advantage of this, all team members disembarked and automatically split up to search according to their combat teams.
The well-trained DEM was unfamiliar to everyone.
Including those military police.
Many poked their heads out, and upon seeing the nearly 10-ton behemoth, they were all a bit puzzled, most notably because the back of the armored vehicle read: APM (Administración Penitenciaria de México), the abbreviation for the Mexican Prison Administration Bureau.
Damn!
The guys watching the prisoners have armored vehicles?
"Does your police department also have armored vehicles?" a Mexican Army officer with the rank of lieutenant asked the police superintendent, his eyes widening in amazement.
The superintendent was equally baffled.
We're still using revolvers, and you're equipped with armored vehicles?
Are the officials in the security department that selfish?
