Authorities Capture Two Gang 18 Terrorists with the Function of Gunmen - La Noticia SV
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They will be referred for the crime of belonging to a terrorist organization known as a gang. EL SALVADOR.- The Minister of Defense, Francis Merino Monroy, reported that Juan Carlos Ordñez Miranda, aka “Tapon”, of Honduran nationality, was located by the Salvadoran Armed Forces in Metapan, Santa Ana Norte. “This 18th gang homeboy, with the function of a gazetteer, tried to hide his belonging by posing as a pastor and modifying his tattoos,” said…
The Minister of Defense, Francis Merino Monroy, reported that Juan Carlos Ordúñez Miranda, alias “Tapon”, of Honduran nationality, was located by the Armed Forces in Metapán, Santa Ana Norte. According to the official, the detainee is designated as a homeboy of the 18th gang and would have gatillary functions. The authorities indicated that he was trying to hide his belonging to the criminal structure by posing as a pastor and modifying his tatt…
The Minister of Defense, Francis Merino Monroy, reported that Juan Carlos Ordúñez Miranda, alias “Tapon”, of Honduran nationality, was located by the Armed Forces in Metapán, Santa Ana Norte. According to the official, the detainee is designated as a homeboy of the 18th gang and would have gatillary functions. The authorities indicated that he was trying to hide his belonging to the criminal structure by posing as a pastor and modifying his tatt…
The Salvadoran Armed Forces reported the capture in Metapán, Santa Ana, of Honduran national Juan Carlos O., alias “Tapón,” identified as a suspected member and hitman of the 18th Street gang. He allegedly attempted to evade authorities by posing as a pastor and altering his tattoos. According to authorities, the man was located in a rural area of Metapán and subsequently turned over to the National Civil Police (PNC), which will continue the in…
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