The Least Dangerous Criminal In Better Call Saul, According To Fans
This guy absolutely proved that the criminal world isn't for everyone.
Better Call Saul expanded the Breaking Bad universe, both revealing the past of already known characters and introducing some newcomers.
Such characters as Kim, Howard, Lalo, and others will be also remembered as well-written and appealing in their unique way for the fans of BB universe.
However, not all the characters have deserved a place in the hall of fame.Reddit users brought up the character, who is arguably the least interesting on the show.
You don't probably even know or remember the guy's name. The character in question is Arturo Colon, who was Hector Salamanca's henchman.
He appeared on the shows in seasons 2-4. Fans believe that Hector's underling was the least threatening criminal in the history of the show despite his futile effort to look tough.
Fans even joke that Hector found this guy on Craigslist — something like "Looking for the least menacing looking gangster wannabe to help with my drug business."
And indeed, Arturo really didn't succeed as a criminal. Fans remembered the episode when Hector sent Arturo and another henchman to deal with Mike.
Arturo and his accomplice broke into Mike's house and patiently awaited his return inside.
When Mike got back home, he swiftly seized the opportunity and caught them off guard, incapacitating one assailant by striking him with the door while simultaneously delivering a forceful blow to Arturo with his pistol.
However, there is one highlight in the show that this character is associated with. After a standoff at the Los Pollos Hermanos Factory Farm, Gus himself killed Arturo by suffocating him with a plastic bag.
This death is considered to be one of the most brutal on the show.
The way Gus killed Arturo convinced Nacho that now he works for Gus. After Arturo's death, his body was taken to a desert road and placed inside a car that was heavily pierced with bullets.
His lifeless body was shot in the head, while Nacho was shot twice to create a convincing scene.
Source: Reddit