2023-05-27 07:16:45
At the time, President Nayib Bukele said that the case would not go unpunished and this Friday, the general director of the PNC, Mauricio Arriaza Chicas, has confirmed that, based on these captures, justice is beginning to be done for the agent’s family. murdered.
Photo: Equilibrium newspaper.
San Salvador. The Security Cabinet presented the night of this Friday, May 26, to the gang members who allegedly assassinated the PNC agent, Maximino Vásquez, during an ambush by a group of terrorists against the PNC patrol that was looking for members of these organizations.
One of the detainees is known as C-4, who was captured by the Guatemalan PNC, in that territory and was transferred to the San Cristóbal border, from Santa Ana, this same Friday.
Gustavo Villatoro, Minister of Security and Justice, gave details of the detainees and the coordinated operations of the national and international authorities. “Specialized elements of the Police have participated,” said the official.
The Attorney General, Rodolfo Delgado, said that in the next few hours the relevant requirement will be presented for the crime of Aggravated Homicide and, eventually, he will request a sentence that would range between 30 and 50 years in prison.
The main suspect, who would have shot the agent, was identified as Salvador Enrique Portillo Landaverde (El C-4); the other two captured are Francis Antonio Gómez Calderón and José Armando Ochoa Gutiérrez.
At the time, President Nayib Bukele said that the case would not go unpunished and this Friday, the general director of the PNC, Mauricio Arriaza Chicas, has confirmed that, based on these captures, justice is beginning to be done for the agent’s family. murdered.
The persecution of the criminals began on May 16 with the military and police siege in Nueva Concepción, Chalatenango, complemented by the intelligence investigation that followed the trail of the suspects, two of whom fled to Guatemala, the third had already been detained since the day of the attack.
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