Bolivia arrests former judge on suspicion of drug trafficking
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The former president of the Departmental Court of Justice (TDJ) of Santa Cruz, Aldo Quezada, was arrested on Wednesday during a police operation at his home on German Avenue, in the framework of an investigation for alleged trafficking in controlled substances, criminal association and conspiracy. The entry Arrest ex-judge Aldo Quezada for the case suitcases in Santa Cruz was first published in El Diario
The former president of the Departmental Court of Justice of Santa Cruz, Aldo Quezada, was arrested this Wednesday as part of the investigation for the irregular entry of 31 suitcases to Viru Viru International Airport, in November...
The Bolivian Police arrested Aldo Quezada, former president of the TDJ, for drug-related crimes. The entry Arrested former president of the TDJ of Santa Cruz in Case Maletas was first published in La Patria Bolivia.
Police officers raid the house of the former president of the Departmental Court of Justice (TDJ), Aldo Quezada, located on the German avenue in the capital of Cruzña. Quezada, presented himself to the Public Prosecutor’s Office, on Tuesday, as a witness, after being mentioned by former deputy Laura Rojas and her lawyer in the Maletas case. After giving her statement, she was released.
The operation, carried out by the police and staff of the Cruzña prosecutor's office, was carried out to comply with the arrest warrant issued on Wednesday.
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