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The Navy arrested its endowment in Nagua
posted on: Dec 9 2011 8:2 by RDugey. Viewed 25 times.
The Navy arrested and ordered the change of members assigned to four posts of surveillance of that institution in the town of Nagua, for purposes of research.
The high command of the military corps reported that you inquire whether there was complicity of its members with the organizers of the illegal Puerto Rico the weekend, journey which ended in a tragedy.
The institution not specified the exact number of its members who are under investigation, but insisted that his move will last until they are completed the investigation.
The director of the Intelligence Division of the Navy, Rear Admiral Luis Castro Hermon, reported that the detachments are located in communities Matancita, Boba, Baoba and La Jagua, and said that these officers were transferred to its headquarters in Santo Domingo.
In relation to the number of people who boarded the failed yola, Castro argued that "in a boat" u000a"rudimentary 24 feet there could be no more than 30 or 40 people", by which denied updates given by survivors for journalists, in the sense that the yola had 95 passengers. And described it as "Fable" other information saying that other passengers were rescued in another boat in the middle of the accident and then taken to Puerto Rico.
Monitoring plan
to control illegal travel and other crimes in the coast, the Navy ordered to step up security nationwide, with 220 patrols of detection and surveillance, 38 units of search and rescue and 30 to support operational at the DNCD.
Other information related to illegal travel, the Navy reported the arrest in the last 72 hours of 111 people among these 79 men and 32 women, seized five boats, seven motor borda and 18 garrafones of gasoline during operating in Bayahibe, Los Guayacanes, San Pedro de Macoris, La Romana, u000aFarolí and Samana. During the period March - December this year arrested mil 180 people, 50 organizers of travel, 34 captains of yola and retained 124 boats.
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