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The two Venezuelan pilots arrested in Fort Lauderdale, Florida (USA), for possession of weapons and illegal money, will be charged with smuggling goods and money, and could face charges for each weapon seized from them, according to Manuel Ortega , former FBI agent to the web portal Punto de Corte.
The AN commissioner against terrorism and organized crime, Carlos Paparoni, revealed that the plane with an arsenal of weapons and thousands of dollars in cash seized in Florida registers various entrances and exits from Rampa 4, a sector of the international airport in Maiquetía destined for the National executive. However, Chavismo authorities have not yet made mention of this fact.
Suspicious itinerary
In an image, Paparoni explained that the aircraft with the initials YV 3441 stopped at the Fort Lauderdale airport, began its takeoffs in March: the first day it left Venezuela for Colombia and returned from that nation the next day. On March 6, he left the United States for Venezuela, and that same day he made another flight to Colombia.
On March 9, the aircraft took off again from Colombia to Venezuela, returned to the country that same day, and returned to the New Granada nation on that same date.
On March 13, the plane made a new flight to Colombia. Two days later she left from Saint Vincent and the Grenadines to Venezuela, and almost a month later, on April 14, she left from Maiquetía to the Netherlands Antilles.
Bound for San Vicente
On the day of its seizure in Miami, US authorities claimed that the plane planned to fly to Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
However, the Antillean nation denied the species and pointed out that the true destination of the aircraft was Venezuela, only that they used its name as a decoy.
With information from Cut point.
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