Aliases “El Gordo” and “El Negro” were captured this Tuesday in the town of San Juan, municipality of Ipiales. These subjects of foreign nationality posed as members of the criminal group called Tren de Aragua to intimidate their victims and encourage the execution of thefts, extortions and homicides.
At the time of their capture they had in their possession two firearms, supplies and ammunition for them, this result allows prevent the carrying out of criminal actions against the life and integrity of the citizens of this municipality, it is worth highlighting that alias “El Negro” presents notes in the Oral Accusatory Penal System (SPOA) for the crimes of receipt and trafficking, manufacture or possession of narcotics, acts committed in the city of Medellín and Funza – Cundinamarca.
These results have been obtained by the uniformed officers in coordination with the Attorney General’s Office within the framework of the deployment of the strategy against multicrime for the prevention of homicide and theft, “we invite the citizens of the Department of Nariño to report and report these events that affect security and citizen coexistence through the Single Emergency Line 123, guaranteeing. Absolute reserve!”, stated Colonel Darío Daniel Montenegro Ojeda, Commander of the Nariño Police Department.
Strong fighting
In the midst of the darkness, in the images you can see the rifle bursts that were fired from side to side, while the civilian population feared for their lives: “They lit up, they lit up, these gonorr*%$ are in the house of we”.
The Military Forces confirmed the veracity of the images. For twenty minutes, the units of the 23rd brigade clashed with the Franco Benavides substructure in the San Antonio neighborhood of said municipality.
“There was fighting around 7 pm last night for a while.”. There were no new developments in the troops or in the urban area. [El combate] It was on the outskirts of the urban area“, the institution stated to SEMANA.
This weekend was violent in southwestern Colombia. In addition to this confrontation, exchanges of gunfire were reported in Cauca and Nariño with all dissidents, both those of ‘Mordisco’ and those of the Second Marquetalia.
Two alleged allies of the Central General Staff died in rural Algeria and in Tumaco the troops discovered a powerful cocaine laboratory, but the civilian population opposed its destruction and generated a riot.
