New details are known about the attack of the ELN in Bogotá

New details on the car bomb attack were learned at the police cadet school of General Santander, in southern Bogotá, which killed the lives of 22 young agents, as a result statements by Captain Holger González, in charge of the security of the place. January 17, day of events.

In the confidential FPJ2 report known to The weather, the captain told the prosecutor's office that he had ordered, on at least three occasions, the arrest of the Nissan Patrol Model 93 which had abruptly entered the establishment. First to an badistant located at the entrance, then to two others who were inside.

Faced with the refusal to stop, the car reversed and went to the restaurant and dormitories of women where the load of 80 kilos of pentolite finally exploded around 9:40 in the morning. The report does not explain whether the soldiers were armed and, if so, why they did not fire at the driver or the car.

In addition, they specify that the power and explosion of the explosion were so strong that they caused a crater 60 centimeters deep. The corps of cadets who died at that time were completely dismembered. Only four were considered quite recognizable, according to the report known by The weather.

Given the risk of other threats, the investigation staff could enter an hour after the car bomb explosion. It was at this point that a fragment of the driver's left hand was found. He succeeded in identifying himself under the name of José Aldemar Rojas, whom he later found in the ELN organization chart.