SANTIAGO.- The Santiago Permanent Attention Services Judicial Office set for next January 10 the measure of coercion against the members of a network of fraudsters and criminal association that stole cell phones, smart watches and other electronic equipment of at least six people after simulating a bank transfer.
The defendants are Ronny Andrés Jorge Rodríguez (André), Franklin Junior González Rosario and Gian Franco Galán, according to the Santiago Prosecutor’s Office, he led the investigations, through its Electronic Crimes Unit, a unit that has been relaunched, reinforced and placed under the direction of Judge Lía Collado.
The investigations are carried out in coordination with the Directorate of Crimes and High Technology Crimes (Dicat) of the National Police.
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The evidence collected shows that the accused located and contacted the victims Randy Alberto Hernández Muñoz, Lidia Paula Adames Martínez, Edgar José Franco Salcedo, Jualvi de Jesús Gutiérrez García, Juan Alberto Castillo Rodríguez and Félix Manuel Sánchez Jiménez, from whom they robbed a global amount more than half a million pesos, by stealing, through fraud, smart phones and watches that they later sold to third parties.
Those affected informed the Prosecutor’s Office of the facts, for which reason the gathering of expert information was immediately initiated to identify those responsible.
The chief prosecutor of Santiago, Osvaldo Bonilla, reiterated the call to the population to be alert to mafia networks that, through the use of electronic means, commit numerous crimes.
