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07-24-2009, 04:00 PM
Peravia senator Wilton Guerrero and Ocoa deputy Abraham Martin are denouncing the way in which the cities of Bani and Ocoa are being used for drug trafficking, and they accuse the National Drug Control Department (DNCD) of indifference.
Martinez said that drugs recently confiscated thanks to his efforts in Bani, and a drug operation he thwarted in Ocoa were part of a major shipment, and that whoever is truly responsible should be arrested and sent to justice. He said he was sorry to have frustrated the transaction of 14 packages of drugs in the communities of El Memizo and Laguneta, because he has not received any support from the authorities. Martinez says he fears for himself and his family and said that he has been receiving death threats since yesterday.
Guerrero said that a genuine will to confront drug trafficking in the country does not exist. He said that the government limits itself to confiscating a few kilos of drugs in the barrios.
Guerrero said that the community of Matanzas, in Bani, is a "free zone" for drug traffickers. He said that operations only came to a stop for a few months after the incident in Paya in which seven people were killed, "but now it is all back."
He said that part of the drug shipment that arrived in an airplane that crashed into the sea off Bani is being sold by people who took control of the shipment as if it were just another product from a family's shopping, as reported in Hoy.
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Martinez said that drugs recently confiscated thanks to his efforts in Bani, and a drug operation he thwarted in Ocoa were part of a major shipment, and that whoever is truly responsible should be arrested and sent to justice. He said he was sorry to have frustrated the transaction of 14 packages of drugs in the communities of El Memizo and Laguneta, because he has not received any support from the authorities. Martinez says he fears for himself and his family and said that he has been receiving death threats since yesterday.
Guerrero said that a genuine will to confront drug trafficking in the country does not exist. He said that the government limits itself to confiscating a few kilos of drugs in the barrios.
Guerrero said that the community of Matanzas, in Bani, is a "free zone" for drug traffickers. He said that operations only came to a stop for a few months after the incident in Paya in which seven people were killed, "but now it is all back."
He said that part of the drug shipment that arrived in an airplane that crashed into the sea off Bani is being sold by people who took control of the shipment as if it were just another product from a family's shopping, as reported in Hoy.
More... (http://www.dr1.com/index.html#10)