"Whoosh... whoosh... whoosh~"
The whistling of bullets filled the air around my ears.
Hernandez, wearing a bulletproof vest and bent over, followed closely behind the main force. He was also wearing a jacket that read: Periodista (Journalist).
He was holding a video camera tightly in his hands.
To record the combat situation unfolding before his eyes.
Hernandez was part of the Mexican News Agency within the "Hope" Group owned by Victor. This was a newly established agency, but it had investment from Baja California's treasury and was also a cooperative unit with the Mexican Drug Enforcement Agency.
The purpose... well...
Of course, it was to have a small say in Mexico's public opinion, which was otherwise dominated by the American media.
Spare no resources. How could they fail to outperform news conglomerates that were puppets of financial groups?
Hernandez was gathering material for a documentary entitled "Mexican Sword," which would be broadcast nationwide.
