This man accused of allegedly engaging in the illicit business of micro-trafficking ended up in the power of the authorities. His capture was carried out by uniformed members of the Neiva Metropolitan Police, in the Siete commune of the city.
According to the official report, the patrol attached to the CAI Ipanema was carrying out search and control activities on Carrera 16 and Calle 1A, where they intercepted this 43-year-old individual nicknamed ‘Alambre’. who proceeded to carry out a personal search.
During the inspection, the police found 80 doses of bazooka among his clothing items ready to be sold. This is how they proceeded to deprive him of his freedom, as established in article 376 of the Colombian Penal Code.
‘Alambre’, who presents judicial notes for the crime of drug trafficking, was left at the disposal of the Prosecutor’s Office to respond once again for the crime of trafficking, manufacturing and carrying of narcotics.
It is expected that in hearings a guarantee control judge will define your judicial situation. It should be noted that the law establishes that the person who, without permission from the competent authority, enters the country, whether in transit or leaves it, transports, carries, stores, conserves, produces, sells, offers, finances or supplies to any title narcotic substance, will incur a prison sentence of one hundred twenty-eight (128) to three hundred sixty (360) months and a fine of one thousand three hundred thirty-four (1,334) to fifty thousand (50,000) current legal monthly minimum wages.
Colonel Alexander Castillo Marín, commander of the Neiva Metropolitan Police, extended the invitation to citizens to report any situation that threatens security and coexistence, through the emergency line 123 or with the patrol of the nearest quadrant.
