JUDICIAL
Caracol Radio learned that eight months later of the exit of the Brigadier General John Rojas, for alleged acts of corruption and alleged alliances with dissidents, investigation proceedings began disciplinary action within the Army to determine whether the allegations against him are true or not.
The summons to testify of Lieutenant Frederick Acuña, witness in the case against General John Rojas
Documents that remained in secretindicate that Within hours, several generals created a series of reports to splash the then commander Rojas. Traceability indicates that everything would be an alleged “express” plot whose objective was to remove that general from the National Army.
“That is, first they accused and until now the collection of evidence against the senior officer who is now retired has begun,” said a source familiar with this process.
General Rojas was the commander of the Southwest Joint Command No2, with jurisdiction in the departments of Valle del Cauca, Cauca and Nariño.
Which Snail Radio reveals today, is that, three secret reports They were created the same Friday, September 22, 2023 and the route was the following:
From Miranda, Cauca, the commander of the Specific Command in Cauca, General Federico Alberto Mejía, sent a report to the Inspector General of the Army, with alleged events dating back to 2015.
The same day, September 22, 2023from Popayán, the ccommander of the Third Division, General Raúl Fernando Vargas sent another report to Inspector General of the Armywhere he talks about alleged favors from General Rojas to a second lieutenant.
The same day, the then Commander of the Army General Luis Mauricio Ospina sent a report to the General Commander of the Armed Forces, General Helder Giraldo.
AND In a matter of hours, General Giraldo sent a complaint to then Attorney General Francisco Barbosawho in just two days ordered the opening of an investigation, as recorded in an official statement from the Prosecutor’s Office.
Caracol Radio, learned that yesterday the disciplinary process began to find out if the now retired general John Rojaswhether or not it benefited the dissidents.
This station knew that yesterday Lieutenant Fredy Acuña He filed a sworn statement before Brigadier General Rodolfo Morales, who is the disciplinary investigation officer.
Lieutenant Acuña He is the same person who told Semana magazine that this entire case was a “plot” to remove General John Rojas from the National Army.
Additional information: This alleged “plot” was one of the reasons why Army Commander General Mauricio Ospina left the Army.
Sources indicate that, in the Prosecutor’s Office, the complaints against General John Rojas remain under investigation, as well as in the Attorney General’s Office.
If the Army knew about alleged criminal acts by General John Rojas for several years, why was it not reported sooner?
Is it possible that three high-ranking military officers write reports of accusations without investigating and only eight months later begin the investigation? Those are the questions that justice must resolve.
