Carrollton, Georgia police are exploring a ruthless wounding that supposedly occurred after a contention over Mexican governmental issues and religion.

The Carrollton Police Division said brothers Hector and Jesus Rodriguez are blamed for utilizing a sharp item to assault and cut Gonzalo Garza-Garcia on Saturday night.

Officials answered a report of a quarrel between three or four Hispanic men at around 5:20 p.m. on Walk 11, with one of the men experiencing cut injuries and “draining seriously.”

At the point when officials showed up, an examination uncovered that Garza-Garcia was gone after by the Rodriguez brothers with a sharp item.

Police said the two men escaped from officials in a vehicle, and after a short pursuit, the Rodriguez brothers halted the vehicle and were put nabbed.

Georgia police arrest brothers who allegedly stabbed a man for arguing over Mexican politics and religion

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At the point when officials showed up, an examination uncovered that Garza-Garcia was gone after by the Rodriguez brothers with a sharp item.

Police said the two men escaped from officials in a vehicle, and after a short pursuit, the Rodriguez brothers halted the vehicle and were put nabbed.

Witnesses let police know that the squabble began once again Mexican governmental issues and religion, however not explicitly what the men quarreled over.

The examination concerning the episode is dynamic, and anybody with data is urged to call the Carrollton Police Division at 770-834-4451, or visit the office’s site at to present a tip.