This Monday, a tax injunction was filed against Antonio Argueta Montoya, who is accused of illicit international drug trafficking and smuggling of controlled-use medications, as confirmed by the Attorney General’s Office (FGR).
According to the tax request delivered to the Peace Court of Quelepa, in San Miguel Centro, on March 20, an abandoned vehicle was found in the Febles bypass roundabout, in Quelepa, which is owned by Argueta Montoya. Inside, a large shipment of medications without a medical record was found.
Among what was found were: 100 boxes of Venofer of 5 units per box; 31 boxes of Erythoprojectin; 100 Units of Diazepam (a controlled medication); 995 ranitidine blister; 600 units of Daflon; 19,200 units of Aspirin; 190 units of Vick Vaporub; 987 units of insulin with its disposable syringe; 98,000 Aspirinites; 500 boxes of Rivotril and Clonazepam medication, valued at US$5,575.27, whose batch comes from foreign manufacture.
When searching the defendant’s home, medications were also found and his immediate arrest was carried out in the city of Cojutepeque, department of Cuscatlán.
Because there is a risk of flight, in the request the prosecutor’s office requests provisional detention against Argueta Montoya, while the case continues to the next stage of the process.
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