Women detained for prosecuting a lawyer in Monta who provided logistics to foreign murderers | Security | News

Manda, Manapi

The trial of three detained women accused of taking part in the deaths of attorney Luce Marina Delcado and attorney Jefferson Mendoza will last 90 days, and Section 140 of the Act criminalizes the crime they are charged with. As part of the act against life, the law carries a prison sentence of 22 to 26 years.

The detainees were identified as Ecuador Genesis de Los Angeles CS, Ginger Lisbeth SP and Maria Celeste CQ. The first two were captured in the Olmedo region and the last in Manda.

Police have identified a fourth person (still undercover) who issued the order for the three women, and it is already known that the perpetrators of the crime against Delcado and Mendoza on Wednesday were of Colombian Venezuelan origin. And an Ecuador. The two foreigners had arrived in Ecuador about 20 days before committing the double crime.

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Dinased leader Freddy Sarzosa said detained women provided supplies and supplies to those involved in the crime, and even vehicles to mobilize them; It was also learned that the vehicle, which was delivered on the day Delcado and Mendoza were killed, was stolen in Portovijo last year.

During the investigation, another vehicle was detained, along with other evidence collected in two houses rented out to house those involved in the double crime.

At the hearing, the police chief called on the public to formalize the lease, in response to the fact that the owners of the leased property did not rent the property through the lease documents to keep track of the attorney.

It is not yet known what motivated or caused the attack on prosecutor Delgado, and his remains were buried in a public cemetery in the Montecristi area of ​​his hometown on Friday afternoon.

“We have arrested all three in 48 hours. We are not yet sure about the motive.

Some details have been assigned to the police due to the commencement of the preliminary investigation (YO).