This other picture may help...

Where do you live? Not all bugs live everywhere. It would help if you put your zone in. I think there is an actual spot for your zone when you first join.

Thank you for replying. I am currently staying in Bolivia, zone 10b.

The insect does have several features common to the family Reduviidae, or assassin bugs, but it is not the bothersome Kissing Bug.

Even so, handle with care.

Oh... that is a bit disturbing. I hope it was just a coincidence though. It is the first time I have seen one like that anyways.
Thank you for your help! It would be useful if someone else could give an additional opinion too :)

This is an immature assassin bug. Not dangerous to people

It doesn't appear to be an immature individual. Larry suggested that it be handled with care, alvacgz, because insects within that group usually have powerful, stabbing mouthparts that they won't be shy about using to defend themselves.

These insects are predators, hunting down other small animals such as insects and arachnids, and others. Most of us think of them as useful in controlling yard and garden pests.

In the first picture, you can clearly see the large proboscis folded underneath the head.

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I have seen lots this in my garden, I don't think it's dangerous

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Pest, that's simply not true. It just shouldn't be teased or handled, it can inflict a rather painful stab.