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02-23-2009, 02:00 PM
Police are still hunting for members of a gang that held up the Parmalat factory last week. Police spokesman Colonel Nelson Rosario says that not all the men responsible have been identified. Rosario said that up to 10 or 12 people could have been directly involved in the crime. Rosario refused to comment on rumors that there is a gang within the Armed Forces that routinely uses its influence to commit crimes. Diario Libre reports that a fourth man was arrested on San Isidro Avenue in Santo Domingo North, and two SUVs, two guns, a rifle, boots and bulletproof vests were seized. The arrested man was Felix Ortega who was originally wanted on murder charges. The house in the Prado Oriental sector has been deemed the crime "headquarters". Diario Libre reports that during the heist Vargas identified himself as a high-ranking military official and one of the accomplices said he was with the Attorney General's office. One of the victims Adolfo Arturo Adames Cuevas recalls that the door was then forced open and he was thrown to the ground.
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