Police look for pilots and initiate expertise on the plane that fell on the route to Camiri

The agents of the Special Force to Fight Drug Trafficking (Felcn) began investigations this afternoon to find the whereabouts of the pilots who fled after the crash of a plane type Cessna in the Basilio community on the route to Camiri.

Lieutenant Kevin López, of the Intelligence and Special Operations Group (GIOE) of the Felcn, indicated that hePolice experts will begin an analysis of the remains of the aircraft to detect if it was carrying controlled substances.

In addition to the fact that with the expertise will seek to identify the license plate of the aircraft to know from which zone of the country took off and know your destination, according to the flight plan you had.

López said that at the scene two bags were found with clothes that apparently belong to the two pilots who fled after the plane crash, without even asking for help from the workers of the Mennonite property where the event took place.

Likewise, the GIOE officer explained that the skills could not be carried out this afternoon because the plane kept dumping fuel, so this Tuesday they will start with this work. He added that the remains will be transferred to the Felcn deposits in the next few days.

For his part, the Mennonite owner of the property said that found out about the plane crash from one of his workers, which warned that the aircraft was on fire while the two occupants were fleeing.

Police are trying to identify if the fire was caused or if the plane was incinerated impact product. In addition, it will be verified if it was transporting drugs or if the belongings of the occupants have traces of this substance.