Two men captured for drug trafficking in advanced raids in Meta.
The National Police in the department of Meta, within the framework of the Strategy Against Local Narcotics Trafficking (ETEMC) aligned with the presidential operational offensive ‘Plan 1000 against micro-trafficking’, managed during the last hours to carry out three search and raid procedures Two of them were deployed simultaneously in the Santander neighborhood of the municipality of El Castillo and one more in the Nueve de Abril neighborhood of Puerto López.
These operations, in which around 30 soldiers participated, were achieved thanks to the inter-institutional articulation between the Meta Criminal Investigation Section, Intelligence units, surveillance patrols with the support of the Military GAULA of the National Army under the coordination of the Office of the Attorney General of the Nation.
As a result of this inter-institutional synergy, two arrests in flagrante delicto were carried out against two men aged 29 and 62, accused of selling hallucinogenic substances through the retail modality, at home through orders and door-to-door deliveries.
During the raids, more than 446 grams of marijuana were found and seized with which it was intended to produce more than 892 doses of this substance, elements for the preparation and dosages, as well as seven mobile cellular equipment which are registered in the public IMEI database. Colombia as stolen, valued at $1,200,000 and 106,000 pesos in cash from the sale of hallucinogens.
“Drug trafficking is one of the scourges that most affect our young people in the department. The support and articulated work with political-administrative entities, as well as the other state authorities, have made it possible to improve operational action strategies against this scourge in the Llanos Orientales region,” said Colonel Miguel Andrés Camelo Sánchez, commander of the Meta Police Department. .
It draws the attention of the Police authorities that, in one of the houses in the Santander neighborhood in the municipality of El Castillo, two marijuana plants with an approximate height of two meters and more than four months old were found planted in the patio. .
Those captured along with the hallucinogenic substances and seized items were left at the disposal of the Prosecutor’s Office 1 EDA Support Structures in the city of Villavicencio, where they must respond criminally for the crime of trafficking, manufacturing and/or carrying narcotics.
La víctima fue trasladada hasta el Hospital Civil de la capital nariñense pero minutos después confirmaron su deceso.
Noticias Pasto
Una persona muerta fue saldo que dejó una pelea que se presentó el pasado domingo 27 de febrero en el sector de Nuevo Sol, oriente de Pasto.
De acuerdo con algunas versiones la situación se registró cuando varios jóvenes se encontraban departiendo en la zona.
Sin embargo, de un momento a otro se presentó un altercado entre dos de las personas que estaban allí presentes: «todo inició con palabras soeces», precisaban en los reportes.
Indican que la situación empezó a salirse de control y en medio del episodio uno de los involucrados habría propinado varias heridas con arma blanca a otro a la altura del tórax.
De inmediato el joven cayó al suelo implorando ayuda.
Lo trasladaron al Hospital Civil de Pasto
Tras lo sucedido, lograron llevarlo hasta el Hospital Civil de Pasto, en donde fue atendido por personal médico.
“Por favor una camilla, se está desangrando que lo atiendan”, gritaba uno de los acompañantes.
De inmediato médicos lo trasladaron hasta una de las salas de urgencias, pero manifestaron que ya no tenía signos vitales.
La víctima fue trasladada hasta el hospital Civil de Pasto.
Al lugar llegó la madre del joven, que al recibir la noticia de la muerte de su hijo entró en shock. «Por favor sálvenlo, no lo dejen morir», expresaba la madre en medio del llanto.
Frente a este hecho, se conoció que al saber la noticia del fallecimiento de la víctima, varias personas se habrían emprendido la búsqueda del presunto responsable.
Y según lo establecido, la situación nuevamente habría desencadenado una riña, hasta el punto en que dos viviendas resultaron con serias afectaciones.
We improve mobility conditions for people with disabilities in Arroyo Hondo.
Disability is not synonymous with incapacity and Gustavo Arrieta Martínez, a 66-year-old from San Jacintero, is a faithful example of this, since he has managed, with his positive attitude and his desire to move forward, to face the adversities he has encountered. on the path of life.
This man, living for 30 years in the community of Arroyo Hondo, worked as a driver of a school bus, with which he picked up children from the rural area to take them to the educational institution of the municipality. Thanks to this activity, Gustavo managed to bring daily sustenance to his home, however, due to circumstances beyond his control, he was unable to continue in this work.
Approximately 6 years ago, he suffered an unfortunate accident, after a rod fell on his left foot. That injury caused an infection that began to affect his leg, where the doctors had no choice but to amputate part of the compromised lower limb.
That incident marked this man forever, who, despite economic difficulties, accepted his disability with the desire to turn it into his strength to continue advancing in life, counting on the support of his loved ones, in particular his wife, Inilda Ortega Ortiz.
With the support of friends and acquaintances, he decided to set up a stand selling fruits and tubers, mango being his star product. Marketing is carried out, most of the time, outside his house, located in the Los Patios neighborhood, and sometimes he goes to the soccer field and the public square to achieve better profits, when he has larger volumes. to sell.
However, his wheelchair had deteriorated, a situation that was affecting his mobility. In addition, his age and comorbidity due to his weight, did not allow him to move in the conditions in which he required, but this changed thanks to the Commissioners, José Luis Hernández Castilla, commander of the Arroyo Hondo Police Station and the patrolman Ricardo Mora Miranda, prevention manager. and citizen education in said police unit.
Both uniformed men, assigned to the Bolívar Police Department and with the support of all the uniformed personnel, launched the “Joy of Life” activity with which they sought to give Gustavo a wheelchair. Knocking on doors before various entities and good-hearted citizens, the Institution found the support of Litografía IMPREMAST and Fundación Manos Amigas, in Cartagena, who gave their grain of sand and made it possible to make the new mobility device that this poor citizen needed so much a reality. resources.
“I am very grateful to God, first and second, to the police officer who put me in my path, because he is a noble person. I thank the Police because they realized that because of my disability I was in a bad way and they helped me, that they continue with this work of helping people like me who need it so much. I am grateful to them and to the entities that helped to get the wheelchair”, said Gustavo Arrieta.
Currently, Gustavo can move more comfortably to continue selling his products, but he requires the support of the citizen to adapt some parts of his house, in order to have a better quality of life; That is why from the Bolívar Police Department and the Arroyo Hondo Police Station we will continue in our institutional work, providing the accompaniment that this older adult requires.
We continue to ensure the well-being, safety and protection of children and adolescents in Caldas.
The events occurred on December 18, 2021 in the San Isidro neighborhood of the municipality of Anserma, where a 25-year-old man was captured by personnel from the National Model of Community Surveillance by Quadrants, who was surprised inside a neighboring house apparently under the influence of intoxicating drinks, performing sexual acts on a minor under 10 years of age, the alleged abuser was brought before the competent authority.
The girl’s relatives made the complaint, and from that moment the judicial police work began, managing to collect enough evidence that allowed the Second Promiscuous Municipal Court of Anserma Caldas to issue an arrest warrant against this citizen for the alleged crime of sexual acts with a minor under fourteen years of age.
The Sijín investigators carried out the location, notification and subsequent capture in the San Isidro neighborhood, the subject was presented before the requesting authority during the hearings, accepted the charges and was sent to jail.
The National Police recommends parents not to leave their children alone, or in the company of people they do not trust, and in the event of any manifestation of any act of this type by children and adolescents, make these facts known. to the authorities to initiate the respective investigations.
They never imagined that the Manzanares Police would also be dream builders.
Guided by a true vocation for service, uniformed men from the Manzanares Police Station, decided to rebuild the house, with the collaboration of the community and merchants.
The dream of the family of Luz Marina Sánchez began to come true 2 months ago, when the Police of the quadrant in their daily patrols and in that door to door through the Lombo de Manzanares neighborhood, observed these people living in a house of ephemeral conditions , where 6 people live, doña Luz, her husband, two children and two grandchildren.
Thus, Lieutenant Jaiver Hernández Ramírez with his work team made up of Mayor Mauricio Ochoa Rodríguez and Patrolman Dubian Palacio Tabarez, took the initiative to carry out a large donation in the municipality, in order to knock on the doors of solidarity of its inhabitants and merchants.
The response was not long in coming, one by one the aid arrived, the policemen took turns putting on work overalls, as the days went by the uniformed men received more primary elements such as wood, iron, bricks, cement among other materials, In this way, little by little, the new house of Luz Marina and her family was reflected.
The knowledge as master builders of the uniformed men helped significantly in the construction of the house. Without neglecting the tasks of surveillance and control, they contribute with their free time, they stopped sharing with their families to help in the erection of the beams, columns and walls.
This Manzanareña now has a decent place to live, in the company of her husband, her two children and two grandchildren, her house of 60 square meters, has 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, bathroom and large windows where she appreciates life with a future and hope, grateful to God and the supportive hand of the National Police, who accompanied her for the well-being of her entire family.
The Colombian National Police will continue working alongside its community, linking directly to the creation of projects that allow citizens to improve their quality of life.
The search allows the seizure of three firearms, ammunition and accessories.
San Andres islands. In compliance with the institutional transformation plan and the work to continue guaranteeing the coexistence and citizen security of the Insular Territory, it allows the units attached to the Criminal Investigation Section-SIJIN, in a joint work with the Special Operations Group-GOES and the Police Intelligence Sectional-SIPOL, carry out a search and raid on a property located in the Las Palmas neighborhood, where three citizens were captured in flagrante delicto for the crime of manufacturing, trafficking or carrying firearms, ammunition or accessories, likewise the discovery of two 7.62 mm Kalashnikov rifles, three magazines and 72 cartridges for them, a 9 mm caliber pistol with two magazines, 17 cartridges for it and 03 cell phone sets.
It is important to highlight that one of the captured citizens has a criminal record for the crime of manufacturing, trafficking or carrying firearms, so the investigative work will continue to be carried out, which will allow the capture of criminal actors, who put the community at risk. tranquility and integrity of residents and tourists, in the same way preserve the improvement and quality of life of the inhabitants.
The San Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina Police Department continues to be relentless against crime, which is why it calls on the community to report in a timely manner through the single emergency line 123 or the number of its quadrant, any irregular situation they observe, in order to act immediately and thus neutralize the purpose of the criminals.
Major League Baseball has canceled opening day, with Commissioner Rob Manfred announcing Tuesday the sport will lose regular-season games over a labor dispute for the first time in 27 years after acrimonious lockout talks collapsed in the hours before management’s deadline.
Manfred said he is canceling the first two series of the season that was set to begin March 31, dropping the schedule from 162 games to likely 156 games at most. Manfred said the league and union have not made plans for future negotiations. Players won’t be paid for missed games.
“My deepest hope is we get an agreement quickly,” Manfred said. “I’m really disappointed we didn’t make an agreement.”
Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred speaks during a news conference after negotiations with the players’ association toward a labor deal, at Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter, Fla., March 1, 2022.
After the sides made progress during 13 negotiating sessions over 16 1/2 hours Monday, the league sent the players’ association a “best and final offer” Tuesday on the ninth straight day of negotiations.
Players rejected that offer, setting the stage for MLB to follow through on its threat to cancel opening day.
“Not a particularly productive day today,” Manfred said.
At 5:10 p.m., Manfred issued a statement that many fans had been dreading: Nothing to look forward to on opening day, normally a spring standard of renewal for fans throughout the nation and some in Canada, too.
The ninth work stoppage in baseball history will be the fourth that causes regular season games to be canceled, leaving Fenway Park and Dodger Stadium as quiet in next month as Joker Marchant Stadium and Camelback Park have been during the third straight disrupted spring training.
“The concerns of our fans are at the very top of our consideration list,” Manfred said.
The lockout, in its 90th day, will plunge a sport staggered by the coronavirus pandemic and afflicted by numerous on-field issues into a self-inflicted hiatus over the inability of players and owners to divide a $10 billion industry. By losing regular-season games, scrutiny will fall even more intensely on Manfred, the commissioner since January 2015, and Tony Clark, the former All-Star first baseman who became union leader when Michael Weiner died in November 2013.
“Manfred gotta go,” tweeted Chicago Cubs pitcher Marcus Stroman.
Major League Baseball Executive Vice President Morgan Sword, left, Senior Vice President Patrick Houlihan, center, and Deputy Commissioner Dan Halem walk to a meeting with the players’ association, at Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter, Fla., March 1, 2022.
Past stoppages were based on issues such as a salary cap, free-agent compensation and pensions. This one is pretty much solely over money.
This fight was years in the making, with players angered that payrolls decreased by 4% from 2015 through last year, many teams jettisoned a portion of high-priced veteran journeymen in favor of lower-priced youth, and some clubs gave up on competing in the short term to better position themselves for future years.
The sport will be upended by its second shortened season in three years. The 2020 schedule was cut from 162 games to 60 because of the pandemic, a decision players filed a grievance over and still are litigating. The disruption will create another issue if 15 days of the season are wiped out: Stars such as Shohei Ohtani, Pete Alonso, Jake Cronenworth and Jonathan India would be delayed an extra year from free agency.
New York Mets pitcher Max Scherzer arrives at Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter, Fla., March 1, 2022.
Players would lose $20.5 million in salary for each day of the season that is canceled, according to a study by The Associated Press, and the 30 teams would lose large sums that are harder to pin down. Members of the union’s executive subcommittee stand to lose the most, with Max Scherzer forfeited $232,975 for each regular-season day lost, and Gerrit Cole $193,548.
Scherzer and free-agent reliever Andrew Miller were present for talks. Both stopped to sign autographs for fans as they left Roger Dean Stadium, the vacant spring training home of the St. Louis Cardinals and Miami Marlins where negotiations have been held since the start of last week.
The first 86 games of the 1973 season were canceled by a strike over pension negotiations, the 1981 season was fractured by a 50-day midseason strike over free agency compensation rules that canceled 713 games, and a strike that started in August 1994 over management’s attempt to gain a salary cap canceled the final 669 games and led to a three-week delay of the 1995 season, when schedules were cut from 162 games to 144.
Players and owners entered deadline day far apart on many key issues and unresolved on others. The most contentious proposals involve luxury tax thresholds and rates, the size of a new bonus pool for pre-arbitration players, minimum salaries, salary arbitration eligibility and the union’s desire to change the club revenue-sharing formula.
While the differences had narrowed in recent days, the sides remained apart, with how far apart depending on the point of view.
MLB proposed raising the luxury tax threshold from $210 million to $220 million in each of the next three seasons, $224 million in 2025 and $230 in 2026. Players asked for $238 million this year, $244 million in 2023, $250 million in 2024, $256 million in 2025 and $263 in 2026.
MLB proposed $25 million annually for a new bonus pool for pre-arbitration players, and the union dropped from $115 million to $85 million for this year, with $5 million yearly increases.
MLB proposed raising the minimum salary from $570,500 to $675,000 this year, with increases of $10,000 annually, and the union asked for $725,000 this year, $745,000 in 2023, $765,000 in 2024 and increases for 2025 and 2026 based on the Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners.
