At the time of being intercepted, the subject was without identification and was posing as his own brother.
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The GAULA Urabá of the National Police managed to capture a man in the city of Montería (Córdoba), who was wanted by the Attorney General’s Office for crimes of violent carnal access for extortion purposes.
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The arrest was carried out in compliance with a current arrest warrant issued by a judge from San Juan de Urabá, Antioquia. According to the investigation, the past June 29, the subject would have sexually accessed a 15-year-old teenager from Arboletes, Antioquia. After committing the crime, the person would have dedicated himself to extorting the victim, taking refuge between Montería and the Las Flores district (near Moñitos, Córdoba).
The extortion consisted of financial demands on the young woman, in exchange for not publishing sexual content that she had filmed on her cell phone during the events. This was confirmed by the colonel Jovanni Cepeda Sanabria, commander of the Urabá Police Department.
The capture process was complex, because at the time of being intercepted, the subject was without identification and was posing as his own brother, using your identification number, with the clear purpose of persuading and evading the authorities and the court order against you.
Finally, uniformed GAULA Urabá managed to establish their real identity and make it available to the competent authorities.
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Political campaigns for the presidency and congress of the Republic began in the country. The different candidates are touring the cities to try to gain votes from each of the Colombians.
Due to the above, the Medellín Metro reiterated that in all spaces of this transportation network it is prohibited to carry out any political proselytizing activity.
As indicated by the mass transportation company of Valle de Aburrá, the measure is based on Law 996 of 2005, and they do so with the purpose of guaranteeing a safe and respectful operation of all means of transportation that make up this Metro network.
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In addition, they stated that they seek to avoid crowds or situations that could affect users’ travel experience.
“For this reason, the Metro remembers that it is not permitted to carry out political activities in stations, stairs, walkways, stops, squares or in any other managed space or operated directly by the Medellín Metro”, they pointed out from the company.
Regarding the production of videos and dissemination of digital content for electoral purposes, the entity insisted that it is also prohibited. Just like the periphoneo, leafleting or any other action that promotes a political cause within the spaces of the Metro network.
“The Company respectfully calls on all political actors and citizens to contribute to the care of these spaces, which belong to all people. Respecting different ideologies, beliefs and political affinities is also part of Metro Culture,” expressed from the entity.
Besides, Next November 12 and 13 it will be held in Medellín a meeting that will bring together the different representatives of trains worldwide. This event will have international guests, tours, meetings open to the public and private.
