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10-18-2011, 01:40 PM
Two brothers who allegedly murdered a Police sergeant and wounded a corporal just hours before were taken down by gunfire from a Police patrol in the Los Olivas section of Puerto Plata yesterday. According to the El Caribe the brothers, Wilson and Danny Guzman del Rosario were found with two pistols, a .380 and a 9 mm, with which they shot it out with the policemen who followed intelligence reports to locate them in the barrio.
The alleged criminals fell in the midst of a gunfight with the patrol. They were being sought by the Police because hours before, in the afternoon, they had assassinated the non-commissioned officer, Sergeant Arismendy Lopez Francisco and wounded the Corporal Alvaro Luis Rojas Hernandez.
The preliminary report says that the shooting occurred on the main road of Los Olivios. The shooting occurred at around 2:40 in the afternoon when the sergeant and the corporal tried to arrest two unknown subjects who minutes before had tried to rob the A & M Lottery Agency, located on H Street in Torre Alta in Puerto Plata. The alleged thieves were traveling on a PGO, T-Rex 150, without plates, and which the left abandoned on the street. The National Police said that they would issue a full report later today.
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The alleged criminals fell in the midst of a gunfight with the patrol. They were being sought by the Police because hours before, in the afternoon, they had assassinated the non-commissioned officer, Sergeant Arismendy Lopez Francisco and wounded the Corporal Alvaro Luis Rojas Hernandez.
The preliminary report says that the shooting occurred on the main road of Los Olivios. The shooting occurred at around 2:40 in the afternoon when the sergeant and the corporal tried to arrest two unknown subjects who minutes before had tried to rob the A & M Lottery Agency, located on H Street in Torre Alta in Puerto Plata. The alleged thieves were traveling on a PGO, T-Rex 150, without plates, and which the left abandoned on the street. The National Police said that they would issue a full report later today.
More... (http://www.dr1.com/index.html#13)