Montaño testified in the Marset case and was released: “I don’t want to know anything more about football”

Noel Montaño Cabrera, former president of the Santa Cruz Football Association (ACF), He was released after declaring before the Prosecutor’s Office, as a suspect for the crimes of trafficking in controlled substances, criminal association and conspiracy, within the process against the drug trafficker Sebastian Enrique Marset Cabrera.

Former ACF President He arrived on Monday afternoon, accompanied by his lawyer defender, to the offices of the Specialized Department for the Fight against Corruption (Delcc), located in the Plaza del Mechero del Plan Tres Mil, to give his testimony.

The commission of prosecutors investigating the Marset case determined that Noel Montaño continues to defend himself in freedom within the process against him for his alleged links with the Uruguayan drug trafficker.

“I am innocent of everything I am accused of and I will give my statements when the Prosecutor’s Office requires it (…) They undermined my dignity, I am very hurt. “and I don’t want to know anything more about football,” Montaño told the media after leaving his testimony hearing.

In this case, Oscar Augusto Canedo, former advisor to the ACF, is also being investigated for lControlled substance trafficking crimes, criminal association and conspiracy.

In this process, former leaders are being investigated They allegedly received $300,000 from Marset to qualify him as a player for Club Leones de El Torno in the ACF, under the false identity of Luis Paulo Amorim Santos, of Brazilian nationality.