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Abelardo De La Espriella asserted that the attacks and threats against the guardians of INPEC would not go unpunished. He said that transfers would continue and that intimidation would not deter the authorities. He added that they would protect the officials, identify the responsible parties, and bring them to justice. He also warned that those who attacked government officials would have to face him, and concluded with patriotic and religious slogans. #Justicia #Seguridad #Defensores (translated)

Maria Clara Posada identified the woman in a photo from a demonstration supporting the JEP, driven by Alejandro Ramelli, as Victoria Sanguino, a member of the FARC whom she described as being accused of being responsible for hundreds of forced abortions and the recruitment of minors. Posada asked if anyone remembered another case in which alleged perpetrators participated in a demonstration to support their judge and said she did not recall seeing Nicolás Maduro support the Department of Justice. She also maintained that the scene was another example of a biased court that, according to her, prioritized criminals and forgot about the victims. #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #Paz (translated)

Carlos Carrillo said that he had believed for some time that Olmedo López and Sneyder Pinilla had agreed to only partially testify to obtain benefits by pleading guilty and to protect powerful and dangerous individuals who, according to him, had controlled the UNGRD for years. He argued that those individuals would benefit from the transfer of both to La Picota and from López's fear, whom he described as someone in danger of death. Carrillo stated that the Colombian penal system should prioritize the safety of witnesses and noted that much of the truth was still yet to be known. #Colombia #Justicia #Testigos (translated)

The Civil Guard has dismantled two criminal groups dedicated to burglary in single-family homes in Madrid and Catalonia, arresting eight people in a joint operation with the Mossos d'Esquadra following an investigation into an increase in robberies in these areas. #Robo #Delitos #Seguridad (translated)

Alejandra Monteoliva stated that she designed and implemented the Güemes Plan when she was Secretary of Security to combat drug trafficking and smuggling at the northern border. Upon completing 22 months of its implementation, she said that the plan was still operational and delivering concrete results, and she described it as a success. She also stated that drug traffickers and smugglers had been impacted because the operation was aimed directly at their interests and criminal businesses, and she pointed out that this was precisely the objective. #SeguridadNacional #LuchaContraElNarcotráfico #PlanGüemes (translated)

After the operation by the Mossos d'Esquadra completed on October 1, in which they confiscated 8,000 kilos of hashish in an industrial warehouse in Cabanes (Alt Empordà), the Minister of Interior and Public Security, Núria Parlon, has reiterated today the need to toughen penalties for large-scale marijuana trafficking. According to Parlon, the monitoring of investigated groups and police cooperation are also necessary to dismantle these criminal organizations, as demonstrated by the case in Cabanes, involving seven detainees who had hidden the drugs among legal merchandise inside a trailer, with an estimated value exceeding 16 million euros in the illegal market. #TráficoDeDrogas #Marihuana #SeguridadPública (translated)

Jorge Romero Herrera stated that, in his opinion, the improvisation of Morena had harmed the population, while those he labeled as criminals were getting rich, making deals with crime, and moving to Switzerland. He added that the promised transformation had been a deception. He also pointed out that Acción Nacional proposed 111 concrete solutions to improve the lives of families and bring criminals to justice. https://t.co/JIW7YgZ5nB #DefendamosMéxico #DefendamosMéxico #Justicia #México (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella reported that, in Yarumal, Antioquia, the National Army killed in combat two people identified as members of the Gulf Clan and seized a rifle and a pistol. In Mitú, Vaupés, five members of the Armando Ríos structure were captured and 1,058 kilos of marijuana, two boats, and an engine were confiscated, he noted. He also indicated that the Police seized 611.8 kilos of cocaine in Ibagué that were being transported in a truck and captured one person. In Puerto Asís and Puerto Santander, he added, two illegal fuel refining infrastructures were destroyed, and 43,453 gallons were either disabled or destroyed. De La Espriella said that the balance of the last 24 hours was 29 captures and that, since August 7, there had been 32,503 captures, 129,526 kilos of drugs seized, and 3,456 firearms taken out of circulation. He stated that his order had been to pursue criminals and disrupt the economies that sustained them. He closed with patriotic and religious slogans. #Narcoterrorismo #Justicia #SeguridadCiudadana (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella said he was continuing, along with the Metropolitan Police of Barranquilla, the investigation into the installation of a flag and cylinders referring to the ELN in Barranquilla and Soledad. He reported that the Police, in coordination with the Prosecutor's Office, captured during a raid alias Kleiver, a member of Los Costeños, who had an outstanding arrest warrant for qualified and aggravated theft. According to De La Espriella, the investigation identified him as the driver of the vehicle used to transport the items. De La Espriella pointed out that the first items were found early in the morning in Ciudadela 20 de Julio, in Barranquilla, and that hours later they found two more cylinders in a parking lot near the Soledad Transportation Terminal. He added that the inspected items did not contain explosives. He affirmed that the operation was ongoing to locate the vehicle and another person who, according to the investigation, participated in the events. He also said that General Sandra Liliana Rodríguez was leading the verifications. De La Espriella maintained that the State should act in a coordinated manner, together with the Public Force, the Prosecutor's Office, and the judiciary, against those he described as narcoterrorists. He said that, while he was president, he would not allow Colombians to be intimidated and that such acts would have a firm response. #Barranquilla #FuerzaPública #Justicia (translated)

The publication indicated that Judge Biedma would testify that day before Judge Pedraz. It also noted that the UCO had revealed that the Leire Díez plot had allegedly attempted to cause her physical harm and that Díez had reportedly contacted criminal groups for that purpose. It added that the matter would be addressed in MVTARDE. (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella stated that the Army and the Police captured Diana Milena Agudelo Salazar, alias “La Morocha,” along with two members of her security team in Cartagena del Chairá, Caquetá, and seized a pistol and a shotgun. He pointed out that she was the leader of the Rodrigo Cadete structure, which he described as narcoterrorist, and said that her role was to raise criminal resources and pressure the civilian population. He added that she had three arrest warrants for aggravated conspiracy to commit a crime and offenses related to weapons, ammunition, and explosives. De La Espriella also attributed to her forced recruitment of minors, drug trafficking, extortion, murder, kidnapping, and forced displacement. He maintained that she had promoted the expansion of illicit crops and the displacement of six people, five of them minors, who were later rescued by the Army. He described the capture as a blow to the command and finances of the structure, congratulated the military and police, and called for the pursuit of the other members. #Narcotráfico #Seguridad #Justicia (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella stated that the security forces had captured five members of structure 33 in Tibú and another five alleged members of the Clan del Golfo in Santa Fe de Antioquia and Tierralta. He wrote that in Tibú, a long gun, three handguns, and ammunition had also been seized. He added that two members of the “Raúl Reyes” structure had surrendered to justice in Florencia and handed over three long guns, a drone, and three explosive devices for drones. In Sardinata, he said, the Police had controlled the destruction of 100 explosives attributed to the ELN. De La Espriella pointed out that the Police Carabineros Directorate had intervened in five illegal mining units on the Saldaña River in Chaparral and Coyaima, Tolima. He noted that six excavators, four diving dredges, eight motor pumps, and three industrial engines had been destroyed, with an estimated value of $3.198 billion. He claimed that these units could extract gold worth around $4 billion per month and that they financed the Gerónimo Galeano front, aligned with the EMC, through approximately $599 million per month in extortion payments. He also asserted that the Army had affected 24 illegal mining production units and 21 dredges, and that in Ayapel, the Police had destroyed 26 motor pumps and eight classifiers. De La Espriella said that his order was to pursue criminals, cut off their sources of funding, and protect Colombians; he concluded with patriotic and religious slogans. #Narcoterrorismo #Justicia #Colombia (translated)

The author stated that Ana Ferrer, a councilor for the PP in Ibiza, had resigned that day after her partner was arrested following the takedown of one of the largest criminal organizations that, as he wrote, was introducing cocaine into Europe and laundering money through luxury real estate. https://t.co/QwD7kD53TG #Ibiza #Política #CrimenOrganizado #ES #PT #FR (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella stated that the Army captured two members of the "Ferney Antonio López Polo" substructure of the Gulf Clan during a battle in the Pantanos area, in Río de Oro, Cesar. According to what he wrote, the forces seized two rifles, two handguns, four rifle magazines, and two motorcycles. De La Espriella asserted that the operation weakened the armed capacity of the group and its criminal control in Aguachica and Río de Oro. He also called for action against its members and their illegal economies. He closed with patriotic and religious slogans and a derogatory term to refer to the captured individuals. #Narcotráfico #Seguridad #EjércitoColombiano (translated)

Fefe wrote that Christa Pike had killed a friend in 1995, whom she accused of wanting to take her boyfriend, and that she had tortured her. According to Fefe, Pike was sentenced to death and her execution, scheduled for 2020, was postponed due to the pandemic and other appeals; last year it was set for 2026. Fefe added that an hour before the execution, a court requested to suspend it to review some issues. He claimed that yesterday the procedure was ordered again and that Pike received two lethal injections, but survived. According to the author, she was left in serious condition in the hospital and numerous theories emerged about what happened. #Justicia #Criminales #Muerte (translated)

PlayStation News stated that GTA 6 had received a PEGI +18 rating and that its page revealed details about the content. According to the account, the game included graphic violence with blood, decapitations, and dismemberments; frequent drug use, with the possibility of carrying and consuming cocaine; and explicit sexual content, nudity, and fetishes. It also indicated that there would be private dances with physical interaction in nightclubs and that players could attack civilians, criminals, police officers, and animals. It added that television programs and radio stations would include vulgar language and discriminatory expressions. The account insisted that the game would retain the classic essence of GTA. #GTAVI #Juegos #ClasificaciónPEGI (translated)

PlayStation News reported that the magazine Love had shared a new illustration of GTA 6 and that on October 5 it would publish an interview with Rockstar Games employees, with new details about the game. It also highlighted the phrase "America's Most Wanted Criminals." https://t.co/UwBOTUDCOY #GTA6 #RockstarGames #Videojuegos (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella reported that, during the last 24 hours, 61 people had been captured and another 3 had surrendered. According to his report, authorities seized 2,860 kilos of cocaine, including 862 in Valencia, Spain, in a container coming from Buenaventura, and affected 3 drug processing laboratories. He also said that 11 members of the Gulf Clan were captured in Antioquia and Chocó, and 18 members of the gangs "El Mesa" and "La Miel" in Antioquia. He added that 4 illegal mining production units, 2 dredges, and 6 engines had been affected. According to De La Espriella, since August 7, the total had risen to 29,206 captures, 113,607 kilos of narcotics seized, and 3,096 firearms taken out of circulation. He stated that his order was to pursue criminals, cut off their sources of funding, and protect Colombians, asserting that the offensive would continue. He also closed his message with patriotic and religious expressions. #Narcotráfico #Seguridad #Colombia (translated)