Author: Andrés Felipe Ramos Gámez
He was known for his work as a referee in the department, as well as for his lotion trade.
César Milton Pérez Ocampo was murdered on the afternoon of Friday, June 14, in the rural area of Filandia, an event that shocked the town.
The event occurred, according to the report delivered from the Quindío Police Department, in the Los Tanques village of the ‘Illuminated Hill’, where uniformed officers upon arriving at the scene of the murder showed that the 53-year-old man had gunshot wounds. firearm projectiles.
When collecting information, they were told that a man, without saying a word, shot Milton César and then fled on a motorcycle.
So far, there is no hypothesis about the motives that led to the murder of the amateur referee. “The CTI carried out the corresponding technical inspection of the body and an investigation process has been initiated in conjunction with the Prosecutor’s Office and the Sijín with the purpose of clarifying what happened.”
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They asserted that Miton César was recognized as ‘Keno’, he refereed championship matches in Filandia and also those played in Soledén Park, and he also sold lotions.
In memory
Once the murder of Pérez Ocampo was confirmed, many people who knew him expressed their sadness and regret for what happened.
Some described him as “a good person, a always happy and lively man who liked his work as a referee.”
The Quindío Soccer Referee group wrote: “Very sad for the crime committed against a great referee here in Quindío. They took the life of a colleague, friend and great human being. Prof. Milton César Pérez, passionate judge, excellent human being, always adding and giving the best in this profession. Strengthen his family and peace to his soul.”
Likewise, from Reparando Vidas they stated: “We deeply regret the death of our colleague, colleague and friend Milton César, from Filandia, Quindío. Strength to his family and peace from him in his grave.”
La Casa de Referee also published: “Today we mourn the death of our colleague Milton César Pérez from Armenia. Peace to his soul and strength to his friends and loved ones.”
