Caso ‘Calarcá’: director de la Policía anuncia investigación por manejo de evidencias
En medio del polémico caso de los presuntos nexos de funcionarios del Gobierno de Gustavo Petro con las disidencias de las Farc, lideradas por alias ‘Calarcá’; el general William Rincón, director de la Policía Nacional, en entrevistas con Blu Radio y la W Radio, se refirió a los cuestionamientos de las fiscal general, Luz Adriana Camargo, respecto al manejo de los elementos incautados a la caravana de camionetas en la que se movilizaba alias ‘Calarca’, junto a varios hombres armados y dinero en efectivo, en el que se hallaron los materiales de donde se desprendió el informe que sacó Noticias Caracol.
Caso ‘Calarcá’: director de la Policía anuncia investigación por manejo de evidencias The Director General of the National Police, General William Rincón, addressed the controversy surrounding the handling of evidence in the ‘Calarcá’ case. He stated that all confiscated equipment was secured according to established protocols and that the information was transmitted to the specialized prosecutor. Rincón avoided assigning blame to any institution, emphasizing the need to clarify what happened to the information once it was in the prosecutor’s hands, and announced that internal investigations have been ordered.
- General William Rincón, Director of the National Police, commented on the ‘Calarcá’ case and the handling of seized evidence.
- He assured that all confiscated equipment, including computers and cell phones, was secured under established protocols.
- Rincón stated that six reports were sent by the Dijín to the specialized prosecutor handling the case.
- He avoided assigning blame to the Fiscalía or the Dijín, stressing the importance of clarifying the chain of custody.
- The Police Director announced the initiation of criminal and disciplinary investigations into the handling of the seized evidence.
Write a comment