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07-16-2009, 04:00 PM
Life ended quickly and brutally for 19-year old Julio Cesar Planco, known as "Gotica" in the crime world of San Cristobal. He was lynched by a furious mob after he and two accomplices stole a motorcycle from Victoriano de la Cruz.
These events took place in the community of Mojo Casabe in the town of Yaguate, San Cristobal province, according to regional Police spokesperson Colonel Luis Francisco Ferreira Herrera.
When the gang stole the motorcycle, Victoriano de la Cruz raised the alarm and other motorcycle drivers gave chase and the mob fell upon Julio Cesar with sticks, knives, machetes and cement blocks to the head, killing him instantly.
Julio Cesar Polanco, a.k.a. Gotico, left Najayo Prison in January after being jailed on homicide charges for an incident in Pueblo Nuevo, when he fought with members of a rival gang of criminals. Police sources told El Nuevo Diario reporter Carlos Corporan that Gotica had more than 5 items on his rap sheet for assaults and robberies in the National Police's Criminal Investigation Department.
The young man had kept the people of Pueblo Nuevo in anguish, committing assaults and robberies against young people where many were injured by knives and gunfire. As a result of the incident, the people of Pueblo Nuevo took to the streets in celebration.
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These events took place in the community of Mojo Casabe in the town of Yaguate, San Cristobal province, according to regional Police spokesperson Colonel Luis Francisco Ferreira Herrera.
When the gang stole the motorcycle, Victoriano de la Cruz raised the alarm and other motorcycle drivers gave chase and the mob fell upon Julio Cesar with sticks, knives, machetes and cement blocks to the head, killing him instantly.
Julio Cesar Polanco, a.k.a. Gotico, left Najayo Prison in January after being jailed on homicide charges for an incident in Pueblo Nuevo, when he fought with members of a rival gang of criminals. Police sources told El Nuevo Diario reporter Carlos Corporan that Gotica had more than 5 items on his rap sheet for assaults and robberies in the National Police's Criminal Investigation Department.
The young man had kept the people of Pueblo Nuevo in anguish, committing assaults and robberies against young people where many were injured by knives and gunfire. As a result of the incident, the people of Pueblo Nuevo took to the streets in celebration.
More... (http://www.dr1.com/index.html#12)