The military officials stole arms from a National Guard outpost after a sergeant had called for the removal of Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro. Hours later, security forces fired tear gas against protesters in a poor neighbourhood just two miles from Venezuela's presidential palace. The disturbance early on Monday started after a group of men dressed in military fatigues and carrying assault weapons published a series of videos on social media saying they won't recognise Maduro's government. In one of the videos, a man identifying himself as third Sergeant Figueroa, addressing the 'people of Venezuela,' urges his compatriots to take to the streets to show support for their rebellion.

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