Alias Maru is the pseudonym that, according to judicial sources, echoes in several streets of Primero de Mayo, in Lonelinesswhere the previous afternoon there was a bullet attack that killed three people and injured another three, all this, according to the authorities, for the “control of the microdrug trade in the area”.
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Let’s not forget that lieutenant colonel Camilo Gomez, commander of the Soledad district, stated that the attack allegedly stemmed from a confrontation that exists in the area between two criminal gangs involved in drug trafficking.
Along the same lines, an investigator linked to the case confirmed the above as where this event happened there is said to be a pot known as ‘la caleta de Ado’ whose owner is said to be ‘Maru’ and apparently he lives nearby and would have another jar called the ‘cove of the Mema’.
it should be noted that Jose Eduardo Oviedo Jimenezalias Maru, who has eight notes for various crimes, was arrested in the Las Ferias neighborhood, which borders First May, after a chase in which people who were with him tried to stop his arrest. Court sources told this outlet that the man supposedly belonged to “Los Papalópez.”
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According to the detective, the arrest of this alleged leader of the criminal gang would mean that his interference area no longer has an owner, so that members of other structures who want to seize the land are taking advantage of it.
Likewise, through a statement, the Police reported that an investigation has been opened into the criminal attack and the initial investigations have established the license plate number of the motorcycle that participated in the criminal act.
In addition, according to authorities, one of the deceased had two counts for personal injury and theft, and the other three for illegal possession of weapons and two for manufacturing, dealing or possessing drugs.
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Source: El heraldo
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