"Jesus Santrich" was taken over by prosecutors when he was released from wheelchair jail

This was taken over "Jesus Santrich"

This Friday at 4:30 pm, the former guerrilla wheelchair came out of the prison guarded by guards from the National Penitentiary Institute (Inpec) to enforce the order of the JEP and, When he pbaded the last fence of the enclosure, agents of the Technical Investigation Corps (CTI) of the prosecution appeared and informed him of his resumption.

The crowd of people who had been waiting for it since dawn this Friday and the same old guerrillas were surprised by what was happening. The police had to strengthen security outside the prison.

The statement made by the accuser concerns the crime of conspiracy to commit a crime for the purpose of drug trafficking.

The CEP had ordered his release because there was no conclusive evidence to determine the date on which he would likely have attended a meeting with emissaries of the Mexican cartel in Sinaloa, during which they allegedly negotiated sending 10 tons of cocaine to the United States.

If this criminal act occurred after the signing of the peace in December 2016, "Santrich" would lose the benefits of the jurisdiction and its procedure would be in the hands of ordinary justice and could be extradited to the United States.

This Friday, a few minutes after his resumption, a Colombian police helicopter landed in the main courtyard of the prison and "Santrich" was loaded into the wheelchair of the aircraft that took off towards the prosecutor's bunker general in the Colombian capital. .

The prosecutor's office issued a statement in which it was stated that "the JEP, Wednesday, May 15, has complied with the guarantee of non-extradition granted" and has complied with the law. order to release him, but "new evidence" justified its recovery.