In another proceeding, the Fanb detained collaborators of Tancol and “the 3Rs.”
The general in chief, Domingo Hernández Lárez, operational strategic commander of the Bolivarian National Armed Forces (Fanb), revealed that 40 rafts used in illegal mining activities were destroyed in the tributaries of the Caroní river.
These constructions on the rivers were located this weekend for which the military are deployed in the Canaima National Park in the municipality of Gran Sabana.
Said information was published by Hernández, through his account Twitterhighlighting that the “criminal logistics” structures that disrespect the legal system have also been destroyed.
Incautan of the pots of cocaine
In another proceeding, two citizens allegedly associated with the Colombian Armed Terrorist Drug Traffickers (Tancol) were arrested while transporting two panels containing illegal substances hidden in the back of a Spark brand vehicle.
Apparently, the pair intended to go unnoticed by a Citizen Service Point (PAC), located in Los Pijiguaos, General Manuel Cedeño municipality.
After being inspected by the military, it was learned that the alleged cocaine substances weighed more than two kilograms.
Said evidence and those responsible for this crime are being held at zone number 626 command of the Bolivarian National Guard (GNB).
Armaments
In addition, in Los Pijiguaos, the Fanb also dismantled a military camp belonging to Tancol collaborators, where they seized weapons of war, ammunition and other supplies.
The commander reiterated that “our territory will never be ceded, transferred, leased, or in any way alienated, even temporarily or partially.”
Operative against “the 3Rs”
This Wednesday, the military attached to the Fanb have continued with investigations and field investigations against armed groups linked to the criminal gang “las 3R”.
Chief General Domingo Hernández Lárez asserts that this criminal group is linked to drug trafficking, human trafficking and illegal mining.
It is noteworthy that according to their statements, sympathizers of the band establish alliances with other people to show the public a “facade of a charitable foundation”, but -according to Hernández’s criteria-, they break into the security and defense of the nation.