The second season of "Narcos" will likely drive fans into a frenzy with the Colombian police as leaked footage of the upcoming installment has surfaced online showing Pablo (Wagner Moura) during the first few minutes of his freedom.

Actually, the said footage has been leaked by production itself on the series' official Facebook account. The show decided to give fans a closer look of the events that will go down when "Narcos" season two arrives. Captioned with the words: "Stealing from Pablo is a bad idea. Better watch before he finds out," it could mean that Netflix may soon decide to remove the clip ahead of the show's second season premiere.

In the clip, it is revealed that the first episode of the upcoming installment will pick up right away where season one left off wherein Pablo's prison has been raided and the Colombian police have just discovered that the infamous drug lord has escaped.

The National Army have surrounded Pablo in the woods right after his escape but a fierce Pablo seems to have scared off the soldiers who were supposed to take him into custody. In a fit, Pablo will be able to pass by the soldiers who are obviously afraid of what might happen if they try to touch the Colombian kingpin.

The leaked footage also shows Pablo finally reunited with his family. The emotions are so high that the once strong and powerful Medellin cartel leader is bound to explode as he first takes his children into his arms after months of being locked up.

Also, it is depicted in the video how his loyal men will try to keep him safe as he spends the first night of his escape with his family. However, this is just the beginning. Pablo still has to run and stay in hiding until the 4,000-men army gets tired of searching for him.

Meanwhile, another trailer released last week teases several possibilities on who might have killed Pablo. This means that "Narcos" season two will try to peel away the layers on the alleged conspiracy that led to Pablo's demise back in the days.

The Los Pepes, or the people who have a very deep hatred for Pablo and his family and men, are seen preparing for what could be a huge battle. The DEA is also apparently gritting their teeth over Pablo's prison break as they see the incident as an offense to their authority.

Finally, there's also the Cali cartel, who will "show no mercy" to Pablo once they get a hold of him since they "want to see him dead."

Who killed Pablo? Find out when "Narcos" season two premieres this September 2 on Netflix.