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He was sentenced to 22 years and five months in prison. Juan Manuel Gomez Durango (“El Zarco”), alleged member of the Clan del Golfo, for the murder of the community leader Mary Cruz Petro Villalbawhich occurred on April 25 of last year in Ciénaga de Oro (Córdoba).
Petro Villalba was shot when she was riding a motorcycle through that municipality, at the hands of a group of men, including Gómez Durango, who was sentenced for the crimes of homicide, conspiracy to commit a crime, qualified robbery, manufacture, trafficking and possession of firearms. fire or ammunition.
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The judges also sentenced him to 22 years and two months. Eliécer Núñez Ángel (“Raúl”), dissident of the so-called Border Commandos, after finding him responsible for at least five crimes in the municipalities of Belén de los Andaquíes, La Montañita and El Paujil (Caquetá).
Among his victims was Antonio Charry Naranjosocial leader and vice president of the Community Action Board of the Bolivian village of El Paujil, died on September 15, 2022.
Other victims of Núñez Ángel were social leaders Alexander Pastrana Lozada and Marcos Antonio Morales Lópezin events that occurred in the villages of Puerto Gaitán and Thailand, in the jurisdiction of La Montañita, in March 2022.
Núñez Ángel was convicted of the crimes of homicide, forced displacement, conspiracy to commit a crime and manufacture, trafficking and possession of firearms or ammunition.
While the authorities sentenced him to 18 years and two months in prison Yoner Cortés Artunduaga (“Guamo”), for the murder of the community leader Yony Alejandro Chala Hueje, which occurred on June 27, 2021 in the Comuneros village, in La Montañita.
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In addition to the murder of the treasurer of the Community Action Board of the Reina Baja village, on January 21, 2023.
Cortés Artunduaga, a member of the dissidents of the Central General Staff (EMC), was convicted of the crimes of homicide, manufacturing, conspiracy to commit a crime, and trafficking and possession of firearms or ammunition.
