In an operation with a helicopter, one of the most wanted in Villavicencio fell - Other Cities - Colombia

One of the most wanted men on Villavicencio He was captured in an operation that was carried out by land and air, in which they found weapons, narcotics and elements for the dosage of hallucinogens inside a house.

The search and search procedure ordered by the Local Prosecutor’s Office No. 40 of the Immediate Reaction Unit, allowed the capture of a 43-year-old man, known by the alias of John and another subject of foreign nationality, who were surprised inside of the house.

In the house located in the area known as El Dique, on the right bank of the Guatiquía River, they found a 38-millimeter caliber revolver, a handmade weapon, 34 cartridges of different calibers, a stolen cell phone, 680 grams of marijuana, 76 transparent bags, a blender, a gramera and other elements for the dosage of hallucinogenic substances.

Material seized from alias Jhon.

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Villavicencio Police

In the Accusatory Oral Criminal System they established that ‘John’ had faced legal proceedings for the crimes of qualified theft and manufacture, trafficking or possession of narcotics and according to the mayor of Villavicencio, Felipe Harman, he is one of the most wanted men in the city.

The commander of the Metropolitan Police of Villavicencio, Colonel Ricardo Sánchez Silvestre, said that this operation against micro-trafficking was carried out by land and air, coordinated from a Halcón helicopter and had the support of the Prosecutor’s Office and the municipal Administration, dealing a heavy blow against local drug trafficking in the city.

The captured men, as well as the firearms, narcotics and other seized items were left at the disposal of the competent judicial authority. Those captured must answer for the crimes of trafficking, manufacture or possession of narcotics and illegal possession of firearms.

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This was the operation to rescue two kidnapped students in Cali - Cali - Colombia

phone calls What the kidnappers of two young people, aged 15 and 20, did were the key for investigators from the Technical Investigation Corps of the Prosecutor’s Office and members of the Army Gaula to find their whereabouts to rescue them.

It all started on February 19when both young women were intercepted by armed men.

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Ever since the kidnappers started calling To demand 700 million pesos from the families for both, the researchers began to implement a plan so that with devices they could find the place of origin of the communication.

According to the commander of the Third Brigade, Brigadier General William Fernando Prieto, it was essential to advance, but without the captors suspecting the advance towards the area.

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The calls were throwing that the plagiarized students were in an area of ​​eastern Cali.

The signal became stronger from a building in Aguablanca.

It all happened in a matter of hours on February 19, according to the officer.

Once the house was located, the occupation proceeded. But the kidnappers fled.

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The girls were rescued safe and sound.

The commander of the Third Brigade insisted that the community must file a complaint in time so that the authorities immediately activate, as happened in this case, a plan to counter this type of crime and that the population escapes unharmed.

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Colombian Navy carries out an operation against illegal fishing in Nariño - Other Cities - Colombia

In three foreign-flagged vessels the Colombian Navy achieved the seizure of 1,665 kilograms of white fish, when they were sailing through the Colombian Pacific.

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In compliance with the campaign called Artemisa Naval aimed at the preservation and defense of water, biodiversity and natural resources, through the Rapid Reaction Unit of the Tumaco Coast Guard Station, in the Pacific coast of the department of Nariñothe three motorboats were detected at a distance of 110 nautical miles, when they were carrying out fishing tasks but irregularly.

When the crew members of the ARC ‘Punta Ardita’ coastal patrol boat proceeded to inspect the boats, they were surprised to find a total of 122 specimens of fish, including goldfish, swordfish and panderón.

But that was not all. In the same inspection they were able to establish that the captains of the boats they did not have the permits to carry out fishing activities and navigability in Colombian territory by the National Aquaculture and Fisheries Authority (AUNAP), as well as the Colombian Maritime General Directorate (DIMAR).

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In these circumstances, they incurred in the alleged crimes of illegal fishing and illegal use of natural resources, in accordance with the provisions of Law No. 2111 of July 29, 2021.

After reviewing and verifying the seized fishing resource, the three captains of the boats were captured and placed at the disposal of the Prosecutor’s Office General of the Nation, while fishing was in the hands of the AUNAP.

For their part, seven people who made up the crew of the three boats were handed over to Migration Colombia.

The National Navy also informed that to this advanced operation in the waters of the Nariño Pacific, the seizure of 180 kilograms of illegal fishing found aboard a foreign vessel on January 23 of this year, in which several species protected by the Colombian State were found, including the silky shark.

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The Colombian Navy said that through the Pacific Naval Force it will continue carrying out tasks to strengthen, protect and safeguard the fishing resources and maritime and river spaces of the Pacific Coast, with the purpose of counteracting crimes against activities that affect the marine and coastal environment.

At the same time, it will continue to support the environmental authorities in their search to maintain the conservation of the fishing resource, as strategic assets of the Nation.

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