Sobeida Felix, Jose Figueroa Agosto.
SANTO DOMINGO. - A man who said he’s the Puerto Rican drug trafficking fugitive Jose Figueroa Agosto on Friday called the Z101 morning radio program to offer RD$30 million for the head of Drugs Control Agency chief Rolando Rosado.
“The war begins today,” the alleged Figueroa said, but didn’t specify.
As to the accusations against him, he said they are false and that no one has proof that he’s a narcotics trafficker.
He also offered RD$30 million for the head of Police chief Rafael Guzmán, and the same figure for anyone who can arrest him. The man warned that if he’s arrested others will be killed and said the list made public on the alleged bribes Figueroa gave prosecutors is true.
The alleged Figueroa also denied that he belongs to some intelligence agency of the United States has been rumored.
He denied ordering the December 24 murder of colonel Jose Amado González, and affirmed that the Police Chief knows who killed him.
As to the whereabouts of his paramour Sobeida Felix, the man said he doesn’t know and admitted that "we’ve been together.
No fear
After hearing news of Figueroa’s threat, Guzman said the military and the police are always at risk, but will continue working firmly. “I’m not afraid, that the war the drug trafficking declared by president Leonel Fernandez when said that “the drug trafficking in the Dominican Republic will not happen”.
Whereas the head of the DNCD revealed that he ordered stricter security for the coronels Elvis Antonio Florencio and Santos Manuel Díaz
From: Dominican Republic, San Carlos, barrio de matatanes, aqui no invente
O.k
Did figueroa left his call back # so just in case i decide to do the job and collect the 30 millions
Written by: generoso, 26 Feb 2010 2:52 PM
From: United States, Quisqueya
Old school
Good point, how would anybody collect that reward? In tens and twenties dollar bills I assume. LOL.
The whole thing is laughing matter, and it is all for entertainment purposes only.
Written by: THINK, 26 Feb 2010 3:02 PM
From: United States, SDQ -- Mia --NY
i am so eager to know who are on the list? and how leonel explains this?
From: Dominican Republic, No Spin Zone
Laughable !
From: Dominican Republic, No Spin Zone
Laughable !
Written by: dominica, 26 Feb 2010 3:13 PM
From: United States
The real sad reality is that with all the acts of dishonesty that has been going on in government, there really is no real sense of truth anymore. How can we ever be sure who is an honest chief, military official, or a government official? We can make distinctions as to who we like better and who seems to know more. However, the fact is that to the present day a great number have spoken so well and have made it a sort of work of art to listen to their beautiful promises and words that seem to call for justice and freedom, but the actions are much more different. We will have more leaders of political parties, more chiefs, more judges, more senators, and more great talkers. But where are the great doers? When will they come? When will those who actually SEEK truth and don't just attempt to speak it come? Isn't everyone tired of leaders saying that drugs are going to end and instead they get worst? That corruption is getting cleaned and only dirtier? What will have to happen?
From: United States
The crazy thing is that his accent is definitely Boricua, with Dominican being that he's been living in the DR for so long.
But listening to the tape recording I can pick up the PR accent.
Written by: juanb, 26 Feb 2010 3:21 PM
From: Dominican Republic
Sadly, Dominica, the answer can be found by looking to Mexico and Columbia to see who really rules those countries.
From: United States, Brooklyn
All these A-hole should be put on a wall and shot mercilessly!
From: Dominican Republic, Puerto Plata
Vincho knows the truth. I can't wait for his next enlightening contribution.
From: United States
If they ever do find Agosto he will never make it into the back seat of a police car alive unless the US DEA finds him first. He's a marked man and he knows it.
Written by: BASTA, 26 Feb 2010 6:55 PM
From: Dominican Republic, =Ghetto/Legalize Drugs
How can we ever be sure who is an honest = Well it's not Leonel our drunken president. He should quit like Nixon
Written by: iceberg, 26 Feb 2010 7:14 PM
From: Dominican Republic, santo domingo
Please make movie of this Man. He amazes me with his silent and swift moves. The way he has made a laughing stoock of a entire Country and Government. 'I would be first in line to the buy bootleg DVD for $2 bucks on Sundays when I go out to get my weekly movies. This was a smart son Bitch. My Hero. My new Pit bulls will be named Sobeida and Jose Agosto.
From: United States
Corruption rears it's ugly head again. I hope he does release the names publicly. This guy bribed people for his freedom and to do his drug dealing in our country with the help of people who are supposed to protect us from this. Let the names fly. We need to fix our corruption problems but those who can seem to be involved because they have no interest in fixing anything. Bunch of blow hards who just talk.
Written by: josean, 26 Feb 2010 8:13 PM
From: United States, Dedicating 4 more years to fighting the Dictatorship of the Narco PLD Mafia
"The crazy thing is that his accent is definitely Boricua, with Dominican being that he's been living in the DR for so long.
But listening to the tape recording I can pick up the PR accent.'
I you play it backwards you will hear he is hiding in the METRO!
From: United States, Fresh Water Paradise-NY Finger Lakes
Figueroa Agosto is the "defacto" president of a shadow, parallel government in DR.
Sadly, he might be doing a better job than the elected one, in some respects.
MJEV.
Written by: iceberg, 26 Feb 2010 11:18 PM
From: Dominican Republic, santo domingo
Teach me the way Please Figueroa and take me with you ............................. You on the other hand making them look helpless and STUPID. You even would make Noreaga, Escobar,and even Suddam Huessain himself proud. Acccomplished things KINGS could not do. Escape governments, and the Mighty USA. Not to mention, escaping from P.R. Prison. Oh my god hurry up and make this god dam movie. Fuck that I made one movie already. Let me get the rights to make this guys story and life. Figueroa holler at me. I am American from 313. Let me get down Son.
From: United States, I believe that Chillaxin was right!!! a commie but right
its getting good!!!!!!!!!!
From: Germany, Stuttgart
This is tragic and funny at the same time. But one thing that puzzles me..... After living in La Dominicana for a significant period of time why is Figueroa seemingly unaware of the socio-economic dynamics of the country? I mean 30 million RD for killing Rolando and Rafael....seriously? He should know he can get that done for a lot less. He can find tigueres in the street who will do that for 50K RD (or less)! And if he's really a "kingpin" who is smart and organized, shouldn't he have folks on staff whose job is to do the boss' dirty work? I can't take Figueroa seriously. This is pure entertainment.
Written by: riosm, 27 Feb 2010 10:52 AM
From: United States
DR the next Mexico in the making ?
Written by: Grosero, 27 Feb 2010 10:55 AM
From: United States
What a laugh able joke...
Just try to collect...
Bang Bang
From: United States
I just love how our officials in this case are shown how inept and corrupt their system is and that they can do nothing to this guy Agosto. All it took was some time and a bunch of drug money to let this guy set up shop and own every official that was for sale. Now good luck finding or doing anything to this guy. And anyone who gets in his way can look forward to a nice price on their head. Might as well make him our next president since he has more control over the country. Welcome to the DR don't forget your your bribe money and bullet proof vest.
From: Germany, Stuttgart
Veronica.....it doesn't matter if Figueroa has officials....politicos in his pocket or not. It comes down to political will. If Leonel, or other key officials within his administration want to take out Figueroa they can. It doesn't matter how much strength Figueroa has in the streets if the government is willing to leverage all of its intelligence, counter-terrorism, and military resources against him and his "organization" then its lights out for Figueroa. But without political will, then Figueroa flourishes.
From: United States, I believe that Chillaxin was right!!! a commie but right
if the cops and military was not corrupt in the first place then this would have never happened, ig they would have arrested him to begin with none of this would have happened... I hope the Colonels due get theirs....
From: United States, jackson heights ny
junior capsula really wants blood or another side of la novela
Written by: josean, 28 Feb 2010 8:26 AM
From: United States, Dedicating 4 more years to fighting the Dictatorship of the Narco PLD Mafia
daswolfgang,
Did Angelo Millones take over after this guy left Borinquen or were they partners and who was subordinate to whom?
From: United States, Fresh Water Paradise-NY Finger Lakes
Dominican version of "Bonnie & Clyde".
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O.k
Did figueroa left his call back # so just in case i decide to do the job and collect the 30 millions
Good point, how would anybody collect that reward? In tens and twenties dollar bills I assume. LOL.
The whole thing is laughing matter, and it is all for entertainment purposes only.
i am so eager to know who are on the list? and how leonel explains this?
But listening to the tape recording I can pick up the PR accent.
All these A-hole should be put on a wall and shot mercilessly!
But listening to the tape recording I can pick up the PR accent.'
I you play it backwards you will hear he is hiding in the METRO!
Figueroa Agosto is the "defacto" president of a shadow, parallel government in DR.
Sadly, he might be doing a better job than the elected one, in some respects.
MJEV.
Just try to collect...
Bang Bang
daswolfgang,
Did Angelo Millones take over after this guy left Borinquen or were they partners and who was subordinate to whom?
Dominican version of "Bonnie & Clyde".