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The Public Ministry has requested preventive detention for four Colombian citizens accused of participating in armed robberies in the Naco and Piantini neighborhoods of Bogotá. The request will be considered by the Permanent Attention Office of the National District on Friday, October 30. The accused are Fabio Nelson Herrera Bedoya (45), Carlos Andrés López Usuga (31), Víctor Alfonzo Salamanca Cruz (38), and Diego Alexander Cetina Liberato (42). According to the indictment, the alleged incidents took place on October 24 and 25. Among the crimes attributed to the group is the robbery of El Atelier de Nico, a shop on Avenida Roberto Pastoriza in Naco, which occurred on the afternoon of Sunday, October 25. Two armed men entered the establishment and stole items from several customers. The shop is known for providing employment opportunities for people with disabilities. No injuries were reported. Investigators from the Central Investigation Directorate (Dicrim) seized a 9‑mm caliber pistol, two vehicles, a motorcycle, and six cell phones. They also recovered a gold‑yellow Rolex watch linked to another ongoing complaint. The request for preventive detention was filed by prosecutor Roxanna Campusano, who heads the Community Prosecutor’s Office in Naco. She asked that the four defendants remain in custody while the judicial process continues. The court will decide on the request on Friday, October 30. Article source: De Ultimo Minuto | Image credit: De Ultimo Minuto
The Public Ministry has requested preventive detention for four Colombian citizens accused of participating in armed robberies in the Naco and Piantini neighborhoods of Bogotá. The request will be considered by the Permanent Attention Office of the National District on Friday, October 30. The accused are Fabio Nelson Herrera Bedoya (45), Carlos Andrés López Usuga (31), Víctor Alfonzo Salamanca Cruz (38), and Diego Alexander Cetina Liberato (42). According to the indictment, the alleged incidents took place on October 24 and 25. Among the crimes attributed to the group is the robbery of El Atelier de Nico, a shop on Avenida Roberto Pastoriza in Naco, which occurred on the afternoon of Sunday, October 25. Two armed men entered the establishment and stole items from several customers. The shop is known for providing employment opportunities for people with disabilities. No injuries were reported. Investigators from the Central Investigation Directorate (Dicrim) seized a 9‑mm caliber pistol, two vehicles, a motorcycle, and six cell phones. They also recovered a gold‑yellow Rolex watch linked to another ongoing complaint. The request for preventive detention was filed by prosecutor Roxanna Campusano, who heads the Community Prosecutor’s Office in Naco. She asked that the four defendants remain in custody while the judicial process continues. The court will decide on the request on Friday, October 30.
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