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09-19-2008, 06:20 PM
Peravia Senator Wilton Guerrero has criticized the National Police's report on the 4 August massacre of seven men in Bani, saying it is an insult to the public's intelligence. Guerrero added the report didn't name any of the masterminds behind the massacre, only those who are suspect of having done the dirty work. Guerrero says the report didn't explain the whereabouts of the 1,200kg cocaine shipment or the cash that was on site, said to be the motive for the massacre. Dr. Marino Vinicio Castillo, special advisor to the Presidency, added that the report is useless because it doesn't say anything. He recommended that the National Drug Control Department should play a larger role in the investigations.
The senator and Castillo have pointed to complicity in higher-up levels of government.
In related news, the National Police, together with the state prosecutors, has announced that they will seize possessions, real estate and bank accounts belonging to those responsible for the Bani massacre. "There is no big fish here, the big fish are missing," said Castillo. He said it would be unforgivable if the Police did not disclose the suspected masterminds of the crime.
National Police Rafael Guillermo Guzman Fermin was not present at the disclosure of the suspected 13 responsible for the killing. The Police have said that the investigations are ongoing.
Senator Guerrero, who has exposed what he has described as complicity of higher-up officers in government with drug dealers, said he trusts Guzman Fermin, as reported in Hoy.
Barahona senator Noe Sterling Vasquez also said that his son, who is among the accused, would prove his innocence in court.
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The senator and Castillo have pointed to complicity in higher-up levels of government.
In related news, the National Police, together with the state prosecutors, has announced that they will seize possessions, real estate and bank accounts belonging to those responsible for the Bani massacre. "There is no big fish here, the big fish are missing," said Castillo. He said it would be unforgivable if the Police did not disclose the suspected masterminds of the crime.
National Police Rafael Guillermo Guzman Fermin was not present at the disclosure of the suspected 13 responsible for the killing. The Police have said that the investigations are ongoing.
Senator Guerrero, who has exposed what he has described as complicity of higher-up officers in government with drug dealers, said he trusts Guzman Fermin, as reported in Hoy.
Barahona senator Noe Sterling Vasquez also said that his son, who is among the accused, would prove his innocence in court.
More... (http://www.dr1.com/index.html#14)