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Escobar used extreme violence to maintain control from "summary" of Killing Pablo by Mark Bowden

Escobar's power was not built on charm or charisma, but on fear and violence. He used extreme brutality to keep his enemies in line and his loyal followers in check. Those who dared to challenge him or stand in his way were met with a swift and ruthless response. One of Escobar's favorite tactics was the car bomb, a weapon he used with devastating effect. He would pack a vehicle with explosives and send it careening towards his target, causing chaos and destruction in its wake. This indiscriminate violence sent a clear message to anyone who dared to cross him: no one was safe, and everyone was a potential target. Even within his own organization, Escobar ruled with an iron fist. He had a network of informants and spies who reported back to him on any signs of disloyalty or dissent. Those who were suspected of betrayal were dealt with swiftly and brutally, often meeting a grisly end at the hands of Escobar's enforcers. Escobar's willingness to use extreme violence set him apart from other drug lords of his time. While others may have preferred to keep a lower profile or operate in the shadows, Escobar flaunted his power and his willingness to use force to get what he wanted. This brazen approach only served to cement his reputation as a ruthless and feared leader. In the end, it was this reliance on violence that proved to be Escobar's downfall. His brutal tactics alienated many of his former allies and turned public opinion against him. As the noose tightened around him, Escobar found himself isolated and vulnerable, a far cry from the all-powerful kingpin he once was.
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