A young man identified as Brayan Stiven Monge Nañes, will be investigated by the Attorney General’s Office, after being found, allegedly, selling drugs. In the investigations it will be determined if he was part of a criminal group dedicated to this scourge.
The capture occurred during the patrol activities carried out by Quadrant One of the Aipe Police Station, in this municipality, where the 18-year-old implicated was observed who, upon noticing the police presence, tried to flee throwing an item to the side of a route.
This means of communication learned that the authorities had received a call where a human source preliminarily denounced the criminal action. “We were carrying out preventive registration and control plans in the sector of the main park in the Centro neighborhood of the municipality of Aipe-Huila, when the chief of information told us that in the La Moya de Lourdes sector, in a wooded area that connects the Praderas neighborhood from Lourdes to La Floresta, there was a male person, apparently, selling psychoactive substances, so we immediately went to the place in question,” said a police officer.
This is how they managed to intercept the aforementioned and the bag from which he had tried to get rid of was recovered. When verifying it, they found eight hermetically sealed ballots with a powdery beige-colored substance that resembled bazuco due to its smell and texture.
With this action, the commercialization of several doses of the alkaloid that was fully dosed to facilitate its sale was frustrated.
After what happened, the individual was deprived of his liberty, at the same time that he was informed of his rights to be transferred to the facilities of the Immediate Reaction Unit to begin his prosecution process.
Monge Nañes was made available to the Prosecutor’s Office, to answer for the crime of trafficking, manufacturing and possession of narcotic drugs, as established in article 376 of the Colombian Penal Code.
It is expected that a guarantee control judge will define your criminal situation. It should be specified that the Law in Colombia establishes that the person who enters the country, whether in transit or removes from it, transports, carries with them, sells or supplies any narcotic substance, will incur a penalty of one hundred twenty-eight to three hundred and sixty months of imprisonment. imprisonment and a fine of one thousand three hundred and thirty-four to fifty thousand current legal monthly minimum wages.
