The Police attacked the criminal gang of the Tren de Aragua and in the town of Kennedy they captured two citizens of foreign nationality in flagrante delicto, in the Rivera neighborhood.
According to the Metropolitan of Bogotá, they were accused of the crime of manufacturing, trafficking, carrying or possession of firearms, who moments before, through registration and control plans.
From Chile, Venezuela was urged, led by Nicolás Maduro, to make a greater effort in the fight against organized crime and thus intensify its cooperation with the countries of the region.
After the murder of the Venezuelan exile, Ronald Ojeda, who apparently would have been murdered by the Aragua Train organization.
Bogotá: yes it was the capture in Kennedy
During the capture, two hand-made firearms were found, with two cartridges of ammunition and a grenade, apparently fragmentation, with its respective safety catch and fuse.
The alleged criminals intended to intimidate the residents of the town of Kennedy and use explosives.
“Thanks to the timely reaction of our uniformed officers, these elements were seized and the two captured, left at the disposal of the Attorney General’s Office.”
Now according to the commander of the Kennedy Police Station, Lieutenant Colonel Leonardo Bernal, the Prosecutor’s Office will carry out the relevant investigation and thus confirm his criminal actions.
Fake Aragua Train fell in Nariño
The Nariño Police confirmed that more than 100 people from China, Haiti, Bangladesh and Ecuador were being held illegally in a parking lot in the town of San Juan and the Rumichaca neighborhood of Ipiales.
This case joins others that have already been presented in Nariño, the migrants paid “the coyetes” the sum between 1,000 and 5,000 dollars to take them to Antioquia in order for them to cross the Darién and reach the United States.
According to Semana, “They were promised permits to be in Colombia and other ‘false documents’ to be able to move around the territory,” reported the Nariño Police.
Not before stripping them of all their belongings. In addition, they made another charge, a misnamed exit tax, which ranged between 20 and 50 dollars, depending on the nationality of the migrants.
A man of Venezuelan nationality who is identified as alias Tazmaniaclaimed to be a member of the Feared Train of Aragua, to prevent anyone from daring to report it.
“Apparently the foreigners had been tricked off the bus just as they were heading to Medellín”
Three Haitians, 2 Chinese and an Arab received help from the Ipiales Mayor’s Office for their stay and subsequent transfer to their final destination, which was Medellín after being victims of robbery.
The information was disclosed by Caracol Radio, since “apparently the foreigners were tricked into getting off the bus and then tried to take them to the city of Pasto”
The secretary of the government of Ipiales, Juan Carlos Morales, indicated “We were notified of the presence of people in a motor vehicle who stopped a bus in which foreign people of various nationalities were being transported.”
The incident occurred in the sector known as Las Cruces and the authorities arrived there to later transfer these people to a shelter in the Ipiales Mayor’s Office.
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