Colombia’s police arrested a major suspect who murdered 13 kidnapped workers in Peru’s neighboring gold mine.
According to Peru’s Interior and Colombian police, Miguel Antonio Antonio Rodríguez Díaz was arrested at Medellin.
The miner’s body was recovered from the tunnel in the mine in the Peruvian Pattataz region on May 4th.
Diaz’s lawyer denied his participation in murder.
Peru is one of the largest gold producers in Latin America, and violence has soared from illegal miners and organized criminal organizations.
Thirteen people who were killed in the Pataz were dispatched to the group that attacked and occupied the mine, but the Peruvian authorities said they were ambushed and confiscated as they tried to regain their control.
In the statement, Peru’s Interior Minister is suspected of suspected that Diaz was ordered to order a storm at the entrance of the mine to steal the gold extracted by the miners.
He added that he was accused of “organized crimes, deteriorated kidnapping and deteriorated murders.”
According to a video posted by the authorities, it showed that it was detained by an armed police in the busy city of Medellin.
Carlos Triana, Colombian Police Director, said Diaz said that it was supported by US immigration and tariff enforcement agencies and was subject to Interpol Red Construction.
Peruvian Interior Ministry They expected to be delivered to Peru on the day of the upcoming day.
La poderosa, who owned the museum in which the murder occurred, said 39 people who had previously linked with the company were killed by Pataz’s criminal organization.
This most recent attack, President Peru’s Dina Bolu Arte imposed nightfinking time in Pattaf and stopped mining for a month. Extra police and soldiers were also sent to this area.
