This was highlighted by the Secretary of Security of Medellín, Manuel Villa.
After Óscar Camacho, alias Pichi, was recaptured, in the rural area of the municipality of Copacabana, north of the Aburrá Valley, the same authorities those that begin to give details of the operation that led to their whereabouts.
The Secretary of Security of Medellín, Manuel Villa, revealed that since last October 10 – the day of the escape – alias Pichi could not even leave the Aburrá Valley. He was always pursued by more than 40 people, including researchers from the Dijín and the Sijín, making his recapture a success, thanks to more than 2 months of analysis and technical controls through security cameras.
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“From the Ministry of Security and through camera monitoring, traceability of the cars and people involved was made, information that was fundamental for the investigation and operation sustained for more than two months, where surveillance and technical controls, follow-ups, interviews were carried out. , facades and other research work by a special team made up of 40 researchers from Dijín and Sijín Mevalin coordinated work with the Attorney General’s Office,” said the secretary.
Likewise, Villa explained that alias Pichi had everything under control to divert the attention of the authorities. However, the public force was even more prepared to find its location.
“This criminal periodically changed his accommodation through the rental arrangement and had a circle of trust that was in charge of his security and logistics. But none of that was going to be enough for him, much less was going to prevent the public force from finding his whereabouts to recapture him,” added the Secretary of Security, Manuel Villa, in Medellín.
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Let us remember that, in the middle of the operation, a 9-millimeter Five Seven pistol was found on alias Pichi, four suppliers and 99 cartridges and cash.
Additionally, with him, two men identified as Luis Carlos Pacheco and Jeison González were captured, accused of being the ones who would make up his security scheme.
