There are seven subjects detained in the last hours and from whom a total of 131 cartridges for rifles were seized, according to military sources.
One of the procedures was carried out by members of Detachment 112 of the Bolivarian National Guard in the Arepeta sector, La Guajira indigenous municipality, Zulia.
In that place they detained Víctor Noel Silva González and Yover Segundo Barniquez González. These people are collaborators of the Tancol groups (Armed Terrorists, Colombian Drug Traffickers) dedicated to extortion and collection of vaccines from carriers that circulate through the Troncal del Caribe, the border area of the Colombo-Venezuelan Guajira.
The Gonzálezes seized five 7.62x39mm caliber cartridges, eleven 9mm caliber cartridges and a Bajar motorcycle, Colombian plate YKN74E.
In the Los Chaguaramos neighborhood, Tocuyito (Carabobo), officials of the Bolivarian National Police (PNB) detained Luis Gustavo Lucena Pérez and seized a shotgun, a rifle, a fragmentary grenade, 40 rifle bullets and two portable radios with their chargers. . The subject is a member of the El Tata gang.
While in the Mereicito sector, Bolivariano de Angostura municipality (Ciudad Piar), Bolívar state, GNB agents retained a 9mm caliber Glock 17 pistol, two chargers, fifteen 9mm caliber cartridges, fifteen 7.62X39mm caliber cartridges, a portable radio , a telephone set and a Bera VR150 motorcycle, plate AG7G33G.
The war material was seized from two members of the El Ciego organization, identified as Melvin Josue Carpio Perdono and Wilker Alexander López Requena.
Petro Delta. And on land near the Petro Delta joint venture, located in the Las Micaelas sector, Libertador municipality (Temblador), Monagas state, the military seized 30 7.62×51mm caliber cartridges, hidden in a backpack that was hanging from a horse.
A member of the Mariño Train was arrested in Irapa (Sucre) with fifteen 7.62×51mm caliber cartridges, according to GNB reports. The detainee was registered as Daniel José Gómez López, who was traveling on a Horse Empire motorcycle, without a license plate.
In another procedure, carried out by military agents in La Guacamaya, Manuel Piar municipality (Upata), Bolívar, they arrested five members of the criminal organization Tren de Guayana, identified as Jesús Alexander Camperos Peroza (Caraota), Cristóbal de la Trinidad Rivas Cubillan ( El Maracucho), Wilmer Alejandro Cordero Urbina, Humberto García Barrios and Orlando Vera Monagas (Bone).
They seized a 9mm Prieto Beretta pistol from that group, five 9mm caliber cartridges, twenty 5.56×45mm cartridges, four radio transmitters, a machete and a Triton truck, Ford 350, plate 12VMAW.
The detainees were handed over to the Public Ministry where proceedings were opened for illicit trafficking in ammunition and illicit possession of a firearm, among other crimes.
