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The 86-year-old adult who was captured for stealing three pounds of rice in Santa Rosa de Cabal (Risaralda) has been at home since the day of the events, was linked to the Mayor’s service programs and is under the protection of his family. However, the Prosecutor’s Office reported that she has several records for similar situations.
The events for which her story went viral occurred last Friday, around 9:30 in the morning, when the police took her from a commercial premises where she had stolen the rice and took her to the station.
The outrage grew on social networks where there were multiple comments comparing what was stolen by her and what various politicians would have stolen.
According to what was reported by the Police, in the case of this older adult, the procedure was carried out at the request of the owner of the business premises, who assured – according to sources consulted by EL TIEMPO – that it was not the first time it had happened, which is why motivated his request that the authorities intervene in the case.
The authorities and the Mayor’s Office reported that that same day she was taken home and left in the hands of her family. However, the Prosecutor’s Office indicated that the older adult presents seven other entries for the crime of theft, situations that occurred in Bogotá, Chía and Santa Rosa de Cabal itself.
EL TIEMPO also learned that his place of residence is a residential complex in this municipality, where he lives under the care of his family.
Similarly, the mayor of Santa Rosa, Rodrigo Toro, indicated that they decided to link her to the Centro Vida program, in addition to providing psychosocial care to her and her family.
“We are already in the care process so that they can overcome this impasse and she receives all the care she needs,” said Pedro Camacho, senior citizen liaison in the municipality.
It was also established that she had been living in Santa Rosa for only three months, since she came from Pereira, where another of her seven children lives, who share her care.
According to several versions, and although it is not medically proven, she would suffer from the disorder known as kleptomania, which is characterized by taking foreign things and of little value. This is a psychiatric disorder that has no cure.
Carmen Cursio, doctor in gerontology, indicated that this process is derived from multiple factors and is not necessarily related to age. Cursio also pointed out that the best thing in these cases is for families to create support networks. “The best thing is to create a protective fence, tell the nearby neighbors about who the person is and in the places he frequents so that, when they see him, they take care of him,” she added.
He also recommended that families who have members with this same behavior not deprive them of their individual freedom, because “relating to others and going out on the street is healthy, promotes movement and is good, you just have to establish a network of care that in some places in Colombia it is facilitated by the neighborhood modes that exist in the neighborhoods”.
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February 11, 2022, 06:44 PM
Maria Alejandra Rodriguez Castellanos
February 11, 2022, 06:44 PM
There are more than six complaints made by women on social networks against the candidate for the chamber for the Green party, David Guerrero.
(You may be interested: This is the political map to the House of Representatives for Santander)
The young women denounced that they were victims of abuse while they were sleeping by the candidate, who is an activist for environmental causes.
As these complaints passed, Luz Dana Leal, founder of the Green Party and head of the list for Santander, came out.
“As a woman and as a candidate I have defended the role of women in public lifejust as I have ordered the State and all other authorities to truly protect all of us with effective justice that is not yet another victimizer in any case,” she said.
The candidate said that: “When we formed the list, there was no accusation or investigation against any of the candidates. I have asked the questioned candidate to speak out publicly, make the defenses and clarify the facts of which he is accused.”
The candidate has not yet ruled on these complaints that were known in the last few hours.
“I have asked the ethics committee and the women’s committee of the Alianza Verde party to carry out the necessary investigations and to act with total rigor,” Leal emphasized.
Finally, he invited those who accused the candidate through social networks to make the respective formal complaint to the authorities.
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February 11, 2022, 06:44 PM
Maria Alejandra Rodriguez Castellanos
February 11, 2022, 06:44 PM
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On January 13, the kidnapping of the Engineer Diego Lozano in the oil well 188 of Shark. That day two armed men, apparently from the Farc dissidents, would have camouflaged themselves in a vehicle that takes food to the well, threatening the driver.
(In context: Engineer was kidnapped at an oil well in Tibú, Norte de Santander)
This Friday, the company Consultec confirmed the release de Lozano: “Diego is doing well and was assessed by Ecopetrol’s medical department, who found him in good condition,” the statement read.
According to the document, the engineer arrived at dawn on February 4, at 1:15 am, at Tibu Ecopetrol Complex in the company of the municipal representative, Ecopetrol officials and a member of the Workers’ Union (USO).
Lozano “will travel in the morning to Cucuta where he will be valued again by the authorities and where his family will receive him,” says the company.
(You can consult: In Tibú, Norte de Santander, they marched to ask for the freedom of Diego Lozano)
Consultec thanked the entities and organizations that made the return of the engineer possible. In their communiqué, they mention the Tibú ombudsman, the USO and the Church, the ICRC (International Committee of the Red Cross), the Ombudsman’s Office, advisors, the companies Ecopetrol, Campetrol and Acipet.
Image of the liberation of engineer Lozano.
“We call on the entire industry to unite in management and that this does not happen again, we do not want any other engineer, any other family and any other company to go through what we went through in the last 22 days,” says the company.
On the day of the kidnapping, the two men -camouflaged in a vehicle that takes food to the well, threatening the driver- they passed the security that is in the access to the well. They arrived at the place and with firearms they took the engineer Lozano, who was in charge of the Well.
Ecopetrol, as soon as it learned of the fact, rejected the action and indicated that “the worker was removed from his work site by armed men, while he was carrying out work related to the process of abandoning well T 888K. After interrupting his work, he was threatened and forced to board a vehicle, which subsequently took an unknown direction”.
(Keep reading: Arauca: armed men entered the house of a community leader and kidnapped him)
According to the investigations, the action was carried out by individuals who identified themselves as members of the 33rd front of the Farc dissidents. This information is being validated by the authorities.
The man who was almost lynched last weekend in the La Luz neighborhood, south of Barranquillawhen accused of sexual abuse of a six-year-old boy, regained his freedom, for not having been caught in flagrante delicto.
(Also: With a firearm they prevent the procedure of the Air-e company in Santa Marta)
This was reported, through a statement, the Metropolitan Police of Barranquilla explaining that the case is under investigation. “As there is no flagrante delicto, the man is released, but linked to the investigative process,” the communication states.
(Be sure to read: How is the homicide investigation of LGBTI leader Cristina Cantillo progressing?)
It transpired that the investigation was taken over by a special group from the police.
The accused is a taxi driver identified as Luis Javier Ortega, who is accused of having been committing the abuse for some time.
(You may be interested: The intense drought has the inhabitants of the South Atlantic in trouble)
When it became known, several neighbors and inhabitants of the La Luz neighborhood beat him up, for which the presence of the Police was necessary and they took him to the dungeons.
“Immediately the care protocol was activated and the minor was transferred to a care center,” underlines the Police statement.
“Everything they say about me is false”
In an interview with Emisora Atlántico Luis Xavier Ortega He assured that he has nothing to do with what he is accused of and that everything they say about him is false.
“Everything that is said on social networks is false. My stepdaughter is the mother of the minor and she has had her in her possession for seven days, ”Ortega said in the interview, in which he said that he filed legal actions against the girl’s mother and other relatives.
Ortega emphasized that he was released because they found nothing to incriminate him and that he has no criminal record.
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A Florida man accused of smuggling Indian migrants who crossed through a freezing snowstorm into the United States from Canada last week was granted conditional release in a hearing on Monday.
Steve Shand, who appeared via video feed from a Minneapolis jail, was arrested by U.S. border patrol the same day Royal Canadian Mounted Police found the bodies of four people, including a baby, frozen to death in the Manitoba snow meters from the U.S. border of Minnesota.
Shand, who waived his right to a probable cause hearing, will remain in custody until plans are made for his return home to Deltona, Florida. The U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota said conditions of Shand’s release include restrictions on travel and the surrender of any travel documents, as well as his promise to appear in court as required. The court did not specify when he would be released.
U.S. authorities charged Shand with smuggling two people — Gujarati-speaking Indian nationals that U.S. border patrol agents found with him in a 15-person white rental van driving through blowing snow Wednesday morning. Authorities suspect he is involved in a larger smuggling operation, the charge documents say.
Authorities believe the four deceased people were separated from another group of five Indians who were traveling on foot in the snow as they tried to cross the border. That group of five also was apprehended Wednesday.
The group of five had new-looking winter gear that matched Shand’s, the documents say, and their boots matched boot-prints from people who walked across the border last month, according to U.S. Department of Homeland Security special agent John Stanley.
One woman walking had to be hospitalized for frostbite and may have part of her hand amputated, authorities said.
“The investigation into the death of the four individuals in Canada is ongoing along with an investigation into a larger human smuggling operation of which Shand is suspected of being a part,” the charge document reads.
One of the men picked up by border patrol reportedly said he had obtained a fraudulent Canadian student visa and intended to meet his uncle in Chicago.
Shauna Labman, a human rights professor who studies migration at the University of Winnipeg, said going south from Canada into the U.S. is less common than the opposite direction.
The U.S. is usually easier to get to, by land or air, and Canada is generally seen as having fairer refugee policies, she said.
“The news is upsetting but it’s also not surprising: It is a risk that we know occurs. … Our border policies force people into dangerous crossings.”
Prominent Hong Kong independence activist Edward Leung was released from jail Wednesday after serving a four year sentence for taking part in a 2016 protest.
The 30-year-old activist posted a message on his Facebook page that he was released from Shek Pik Prison before dawn and was home with his family.
“After four years, I want to cherish this precious time to reunite with my family and resume a normal life with them,” he wrote while also expressing his thanks to his supporters for their concern and love.
Leung first came to prominence in 2016 as the spokesman of Hong Kong Indigenous, a group that called for maintaining a distinct identity for Hong Kong and a total break from mainland China. He took part in the so-called Fishball Revolution protest against a police crackdown on unlicensed street food vendors in the city’s Mong Kok district that turned violent.
Leung was convicted in 2018 of assaulting a police officer and taking part in a riot in connection with the Mong Kok incident and sentenced to six years in prison. Local news outlets say the sentence was reduced by two years for good behavior.
He coined the slogan “Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of our Times” for his campaign for a seat in the city’s legislature in 2016 that was cut short when he was disqualified due to his pro-independence stance. The slogan has since been outlawed under the draconian national security law imposed by Beijing in 2020 in response to the massive and violent protests the previous year.
Hundreds of pro-democracy activists have been convicted and sentenced to lengthy prison terms under the law, which outlaws succession, subversion, terrorism and foreign collusion.
Some information for this report came from The Associated Press, Reuters, Agence France-Presse.
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