Head of the narcojet case group pretends to be a tourist in Thailand – Investigación – Justicia

And he believed that in this place, where he claimed As as a tourist, he could escape the agents of the National Anti-Crime Agency (ANC) who followed him since January 29, when five of his accomplices arrived at Farnborough Airport with half a ton of Colombian cocaine.

Gutierrez Marcos, 36, had been rescued from the operation and neither the fake mason, nor the two hairdressers, nor the unemployed who transported the drug from Bogota had wanted to expose him. However, one of them ends up giving clues about his fate.

On July 13, the British police obtained a warrant for the capture of the Arrest Order No. 629/2561, with extradition, which was immediately sent to its members. counterparts in Thailand to make it effective.

The arrest occurred last Saturday, at 2 pm in the afternoon, when Gutiérrez Marcos entered a pasta restaurant located in Muang District, Lampang, very close to his hiding place

The Narcotics Control Division of Thailand helped him locate and even searched the two-story apartment, where they found documents, two laptops, several orders of the day and his pbadport . They also found in a chest of receipts and letters that could lead coca owners in Colombia and European buyers.

Immediately, Gutiérrez Marcos was transferred to Bangkok and presented to a judge who formalized his capture.

Express Extradition

In addition, they asked the same office to give him his extradition to the United Kingdom. This will happen in the next few hours. The Great Britain Justice badesses whether an individual case is open to him because the judgment against his accomplices began Monday spent in Woolwich Court in London.

Although he was officially installed, he was suspended by the request of Italian Alessandro Iembo and Spaniards José Ramón Miguélez Bota and Víctor Franco Lorenzo to have official translators [19659005] As EL TIEMPO revealed, all concerned, including brothers Stephen and Martin James Neil, British nationality, They declared innocent. In fact, they maintained the version that they deceived by inviting them to vacation in Bogota.

In Colombia, the Public Prosecutor's Office and the Anti-Narcotics Police captured five Colombians who helped dispatch . Until now, only Alexánder Arias accepted the charges. The others are about to sign a preliminary agreement with the prosecutor's office to reduce their sentence to 128 months.

In addition to the owners of the coca, Ricardo González Durango, who claimed to be a policeman and allowed the pbadage of 15 suitcases with the alkaloid.