General Herbert Benavidez Valderrama, commander of the Barranquilla Metropolitan Police, assured that investigators of the armed institution are waiting for the information to be provided by the Institute of Legal Medicine regarding the case of the dismembered body that, according to third parties, would be that of Yensy Gutiérrez Yepes ., a 20-year-old young man living in the municipality of Soledad who disappeared from his home a few days ago.
The statements of the senior official were made on the morning of this Tuesday, January 9, in an interview with this medium and in which he discussed the matter that today affects residents of the sectors of the city of Riomar (Las Flores, Siape and Malecón del Río ) ), since last holiday weekend they were the ones warning about the human parts floating on the river bank.
“This is a horrific fact that has obviously attracted our attention. There is still no further information as the body has not yet been officially identified. There are parts of this body in forensic medicine and here the first work must be done to identify it, to know who the person would be and from there, with this common thread, try to determine what could have happened, he said. Benavidez.
However, the Mebar chief pointed out that “we are also working with human sources to see if there is any kind of information.”
Source: El heraldo
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