They indicated that one is a carrier and the other fishermen.
A couple of days ago, the Bolivarian National Guard (GNB) reported on a procedure involving several people as alleged members of the “Los Acapulcos” gang, who were accused of illegally extracting diesel.
Luisa Clemant, a relative of four of those involved, revealed that the events did not happen that way.
“My brother was going to buy diesel for his bus, which is used to work, and my other brothers are fishermen, they need the fuel to work every day and buy food for their home, since this government does not allow them to supply it daily. as it should be,” he said.
“That testimony from the GNB is false, my mother and my brothers are innocent of these accusations, we are a low-income family but we have never stolen anything from someone,” Clemant said.
He revealed that the military forced “my brother to send a message that he was in an accident with his bus, that’s when my mother and my brothers went to the place to help him and took them into custody,” he emphasized.
According to Clemant, they are all members of a good family. «My brother has never had diesel drums and much less the amount that was said to be more than three thousand liters, that was a show by the GNB to present a procedure, tell the truth regarding this case and clear the name of my family “, accurate.
“My mother is an elderly lady, my sister-in-law is pregnant, it is not fair that this is done to them, we are from a very good family,” he stressed.
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