Santo
Domingo.– Four young men have been arrested for shooting against members of the
police during the last month’s strike in Salcedo as pressure for government
works.
National
Police spokesperson Colonel Nelson Rosario showed the weapons and clothing used
by the four assailants, who were identified as Ramon Thomas Ramirez Hernandez,
a.k.a. Richard Puñalá (Richard “the Stabber”); Nelson Junior Caba Polanco,
a.k.a. Chulumpúm; Juan Alberto Morillo, a.k.a. Anthony and Miguel Martinez
Lantigua, a.k.a. Rodolfo.
The police
revealed that Ramirez Hernandez is the owner of a drug sales point on Proyecto
Street at the corner of Mella in Salcedo’s El Matadero sector. He was in
possesion of a .38 cal. revolver, serial number JV44401, two shells, and two
black caps with a fox logo and a knife.
Written by: belly51, 4 Apr 2009 3:40 PM
From: Dominican Republic, San Francisco y Houston,TX
Wow now we just need the police to do a full report like this when Crooked cops are involved naming names and everything but thats not going to happen anytime soon. Remember that Drug Dealer and Crooked cops should be dealt with in the same way. So we can have a better country moving forward. I'm surprise how much info the can get when they want.
From: United States, Fresh Water Paradise-NY Finger Lakes
Rule of law must prevail; such activities must not go unpunished.
This is a good start. We must dispense similar justice to all perpetrators, no matter their class, rank or political allegiance. Equal justice for all should be motto. In the end, having a credible, honest and legitimate judicial system would certainly make DR a better and infinitely more attractive and prosperous place for all.
While we are at it, let's eliminate those resort-like prisons, and assure that in prison like in death we are all equal. This could be a great deterrent for white collar and govt and military crimes.
Written by: antonio1, 4 Apr 2009 4:56 PM
From: Dominican Republic, Av Santa Rosa, La Romana
OK; lets find Narciso Conde and lets put him in jail, his the one provoking all this violence.
Written by: Trujillo, 4 Apr 2009 5:09 PM
From: Dominican Republic
Those people are puppets and they don't represent the "people" (el "pueblo") as they say. Their "masters" are national and foreign politicians.
Written by: Trujillo, 4 Apr 2009 5:14 PM
From: Dominican Republic
Belly, they know who these people are and have been keeping an eye on them for a while. Also, when they caught the men that shot at the police, they told the police who paid them and gave them the weapons. The shooters were caught on camera and were identified.
Written by: vacanos, 4 Apr 2009 5:20 PM
From: United States
No wonder our society had decay so much over the past 20 year. Now the thugs only getting arrested when they shoot at the police. WTF is this. Where are the police of the past when you needs them? For the thugs for even looking the other way will have warranted a secure death at the hand of the police. We need someone like Balaguer mano dura who will gives green light to the police to take out our garbage away and then tell the human right to fukk off.
Now we have Leonel present day getting all kind of awards from human right. The criminal got more right than the citizen being robbed. Our country is now being run by ternational ngo. God knows what 30 year from now how it will be to lives in DR if we don’t get our act together.
Written by: antonio1, 4 Apr 2009 7:16 PM
From: Dominican Republic, Av Santa Rosa, La Romana
Narciso Conde, do a Google search on this name and will find out why he is to blame.
Written by: Edward, 5 Apr 2009 1:36 AM
From: United States, Faux News: Unfair Imbalance
Hey what's wrong with pig hunting? It's only food!
From: United States
well, despite the outcry from Human Rights groups about the questionable actions of police in the DR, this press release proves that the DR is more moderate than many other caribbean countries. there is no such thing in a place like Jamaica, for instance, as a man in jail for shooting at a police officer. that is a game of last man standing. it is either you kill the cops, or the cops kill you. no time wasted on arrests. no tying up the court system. shoot at a cop, be prepared to die on the spot. so, the DR can be considered moderate, in the larger scheme of things.
From: Cuba, it is a secret the censors are looking for me
to the cry baby lefties you know who you are ...these are your righteous protesters and yes they deserve the rubber bullets the dogs and the gas
From: Dominican Republic, Dando pela en las 5 esquinas
it funny how DT translate the nickname of Ramon Thomas Ramirez Hernandez, a.k.a. Richard Puñalá (Richard “the Stabber”)
but Mr.Nelson Junior Caba Polanco a.k.a Chulumpúm doesn't get his nickname trasnlated.
Written by: Escott, 6 Apr 2009 1:21 PM
From: Dominican Republic, Cabrera and Sosua a few days a month
I am surprised these guys didn't commit suicide by shooting themselves in their heads 45 times each.
Written by: leonardo, 6 Apr 2009 4:25 PM
From: Dominican Republic
oh ohhhhhhhh.... i hope they don't run out of Vaseline !
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This is a good start. We must dispense similar justice to all perpetrators, no matter their class, rank or political allegiance. Equal justice for all should be motto. In the end, having a credible, honest and legitimate judicial system would certainly make DR a better and infinitely more attractive and prosperous place for all.
While we are at it, let's eliminate those resort-like prisons, and assure that in prison like in death we are all equal. This could be a great deterrent for white collar and govt and military crimes.
Now we have Leonel present day getting all kind of awards from human right. The criminal got more right than the citizen being robbed. Our country is now being run by ternational ngo. God knows what 30 year from now how it will be to lives in DR if we don’t get our act together.
but Mr.Nelson Junior Caba Polanco a.k.a Chulumpúm doesn't get his nickname trasnlated.