The Investigative Police, in coordination with the Prosecutor’s Office, arrested three members of a band called “Los Tori” -alluding to its leader-, which is linked to various crimes in Collipulli, in the Araucania region.
The diligence is the result of months of an investigation carried out by the PDI Anti-Narcotics Brigade and that this morning allowed the capture of three subjects, including their leader, Marco Tori, who must also be formalized for an arson attack on a trucka fact recorded on December 27 on Route 5 South.
The criminal organization would be linked to various crimes and its members will face justice for the crimes robbery with violence, unjustified shooting, illegal possession of a firearm.
100 troops, six properties raided
The operation mobilized more than 100 members of the PDI, who following obtaining the order issued by the court They raided seven buildings and seized firearms, ammunition, and drugs.
The head of the Angol Anti-Narcotics Brigade, Sergio Astorga Díaz, explained that 950 grams of marijuana and 17 plants of the same drug were seized from the homes, in addition to long weapons. He also confirmed that the detainees were made available to the Collipulli Guarantee Court for their control and formalization of charges.
The accused as the leader of the criminal organization will also face charges for an arson attack that destroyed a truck on December 27, 2022, at km 569 of Route 5 south, near Collupulli.
???? Regional fiscal of #LaAraucaníaRoberto Garrido, confirmed the arrest of 3 members of a gang linked to various crimes committed in #Collipulli. Its leader, Marco Tori, will be formalized for the arson attack on a truck perpetrated on 12/27/22 on Route 5 South pic.twitter.com/Rl2zmuMleX
– Araucanía Prosecutor’s Office (@FISCALIA_IX) January 18, 2023
This article describes an ongoing legal process
There is a possibility that the charges will be dismissed at the end of the investigation, for which The defendant(s) should NOT be considered guilty until the Justice dictates sentence once morest him.
(Article 04 of the Criminal Procedure Code)
