Miguel A. Alfonseca Felipides Guarocuya Hernández, Rafael Pimentel Enyer Mejía Víctor Manuel Fernández, Daniel de los Santos, Deivi Martínez, Carlos Miguel Zabala/
Santo Domingo. - A gang of hired killers which included a Dominican Air Force First Lieutenant and a son of a ruling party deputy, among others, was busted last night during a sweep.
The gang, which operated out of the capital’s barrio Los Pinos de Guachupita, is linked to the execution style murder of 12 people, and injuring seven others in different barrios.
Investigators say the gang is linked to the murder of five men 29 kilometers north of the city on the Duarte highway and operates in coordination with a La Victoria prison inmate named Denny.
Seized from Miguel Alfonseca Soto, known as Junior or El Jefe and son of ruling PLD party deputy from Cotuí, were 27 cell phones, a Glock 40 pistol with 30 capsules and dust presumably cocaine.
The son of PLD legislator Gladis Mercedes Soto Iturrino is also linked to the drug shipment detected hidden in boxes of the tuber yautía, which was set to be transported aboard the Ferry from Santo Domingo to Puerto Rico.
Police chief Rafael Guzmán said there are still seven fugitives in the case of the murders on the Duarte highway and that the crime is drug-related.
The bodies of Juan Nicaury Díaz Serrano, 32; Elvin Noel Díaz Domínguez, 37; Ramón Paulino Valdez, 32, and Carlos Manuel Vicente Rivas, 33 were found by police and that of a fifth man, as yet unidentified.
The detainees are Delvi Martínez Moreta, Enyer Mejía Mañón (Alex), Rafael Pimentel Beltré Suazo (Andy), Daniel de los Santos Gutiérrez (Lilo), Carlos Miguel Zabala (Morao) and the first lieutenant Carlos Hernández Monte de Oca.
Also part of the group are Víctor Fernández (Picú), arrested after a shootout in which Wandy Alfonso López Mora (Guandulón) and a man identified only as Miguelón were killed.
Written by: josean, 12 Jan 2010 9:27 AM
From: United States, Dedicating 4 more years to fighting the Dictatorship of the Narco PLD Mafia
How come the Ole Blood Hound Vinvho The Drug CZAR couldn't smell this lead right under his PLD nose?
From: Dominican Republic, vieja Santo Domingo
Wonderful positive news from the Police ,but I note not from Vincho, even though this was drug related . I have never been in favour of capital punishment but I think , that in cases such as this ,the death sentence would be warranted ..multiple murderers have no place in a prison or in society ..
Written by: juanb, 12 Jan 2010 9:34 AM
From: Dominican Republic
Don't worry. Most of them will never see a prison for more than the blink of an eye.
From: United States
There are many more aspiring to fill their shoes...many shoe-shine boys and moto-concho drivers will step up to be pawns of the drug lords....a little flash, a little ca$h and ANY Dominican can be bought......ain't that right GENERALS, COLONELS.....LIE-onel!
From: Dominican Republic, No Spin Zone
Make an example of these thugs
From: Dominican Republic, Puerto Plata
If we are going to wage a war on drugs, let it be a war.
Deploy military personel in strategic points all over the territory (parks, street corners, schoolyards, colmadones etc etc). Arrest and jail the users as POW. Shoot the pushers on sight as the enemy.
Death penalty for dealers, wholesalers, import/exporters. Malaysian model.
Otherwise, keep on with the shows, the smokescreens, the commissions and Vincho. Drug money has been good to this country, it has a positive influence on the GDP and it pays for the living of many, many people.
Written by: xwill7, 12 Jan 2010 10:35 AM
From: United States, El cuarto bate
This is good but I hope that the punishment stands
From: United States
WalterPolo I totally agree. Sad to say but true, drug money has been good for the economy.
Written by: josean, 12 Jan 2010 12:35 PM
From: United States, Dedicating 4 more years to fighting the Dictatorship of the Narco PLD Mafia
I beg to differ, Drug money has been good to some individuals, but the inflationary effect it has had on goods and services have been devastating to the embryonic middle class, the poor and the vast majority of Dominican consumers.
Not to mention the social cost of addiction, crime and the further corrupting of government and its “institutions!”
From: Dominican Republic, vieja Santo Domingo
I prefer the Malaysian system rather than tolerance to multiple murderers and drug dealers ,,I think in Malaysia there is a minimum amount of drugs before the death sentence is carried out.
From: United States
We should impose the death penalty and kill them with an overdose of the same drugs they were pushing. Cost effective also...
Written by: msjersey, 12 Jan 2010 3:14 PM
From: United States, New Jersey(Cibaeno/Los mina)
Sonia, at least they got the bad guys, don't be so partidista.
From: United States, New York City
The whole squad looks like a bunch of inbreeds.
Written by: Lopez31, 12 Jan 2010 4:30 PM
From: United States
cibaeño, you are so right! The police could have done society a favor and just put one to the back of each head and just roll them down a lagoon. Pretty sure no one would have missed them.
Written by: ateo1992 
, 12 Jan 2010 5:35 PM
From: Dominican Republic
they should all receive the death penalty!
From: United States, Brooklyn
For true justice to be done... offer them immunity and light sentences if they cooperate to apprehend the true culprits of these hired guns...
From: Dominican Republic, vieja Santo Domingo
Lopez ..no no ..there has been too much of that but just judges who will do their sworn duty .
Written by: Grosero, 12 Jan 2010 9:12 PM
From: United States
Bang Bang...
Written by: riosm, 12 Jan 2010 9:33 PM
From: United States
hang them from the nearest mango tree.
From: United States Virgin Islands
i want to know how much time the first lieutenant is going to get
From: Dominican Republic
Looks like the teflon state strikes again...word has it they were all set free and the police work has been trashed...lol...only in the Dominican Fantasyland! Guess Mama pulled some heavy strings. Is anybody surprised?
Written by: josean, 18 Jan 2010 8:43 PM
From: United States, Dedicating 4 more years to fighting the Dictatorship of the Narco PLD Mafia
Justice in LIE-onel Fernandez's NARCOLANDIA!
Police chief condemns killers' release
National Police Chief Major General Rafael Guillermo Guzman Fermin has condemned the decision to release 8 criminals, including accused mastermind Miguel Alfonseca Soto, the son of a PLD deputy, who were implicated in 12 murders. The men were released by Santo Domingo province Third Chamber of Instruction judge Rene del Rosario, who was said to have thrown away the hard investigative work done by the Police. The police commander reminded reporters that police investigators had risked their lives to disband the gang that was dedicated to carrying out hired killings in the country. Guzman Fermin told reporters, "I respect the decision of the judges, headed by Jorge Subero Isa, but I condemn the decision of this substitute judge who has thrown everything away, who should have thought of the families of the 5 young men who were murdered".
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Written by: josean, 18 Jan 2010 8:44 PM
From: United States, Dedicating 4 more years to fighting the Dictatorship of the Narco PLD Mafia
He made this statement as he left Sunday Mass at Police Headquarters. He said there were no words to describe what the Police were thinking when they see a judge releasing a criminal they have been tracking for 3 months. The released detainees had been accused of the murders of 4 people whose bodies were found at Km29 of the Duarte Highway.
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Deploy military personel in strategic points all over the territory (parks, street corners, schoolyards, colmadones etc etc). Arrest and jail the users as POW. Shoot the pushers on sight as the enemy.
Death penalty for dealers, wholesalers, import/exporters. Malaysian model.
Otherwise, keep on with the shows, the smokescreens, the commissions and Vincho. Drug money has been good to this country, it has a positive influence on the GDP and it pays for the living of many, many people.
Not to mention the social cost of addiction, crime and the further corrupting of government and its “institutions!”
For true justice to be done... offer them immunity and light sentences if they cooperate to apprehend the true culprits of these hired guns...
Police chief condemns killers' release
National Police Chief Major General Rafael Guillermo Guzman Fermin has condemned the decision to release 8 criminals, including accused mastermind Miguel Alfonseca Soto, the son of a PLD deputy, who were implicated in 12 murders. The men were released by Santo Domingo province Third Chamber of Instruction judge Rene del Rosario, who was said to have thrown away the hard investigative work done by the Police. The police commander reminded reporters that police investigators had risked their lives to disband the gang that was dedicated to carrying out hired killings in the country. Guzman Fermin told reporters, "I respect the decision of the judges, headed by Jorge Subero Isa, but I condemn the decision of this substitute judge who has thrown everything away, who should have thought of the families of the 5 young men who were murdered".
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