Court Imposes 10 Years in Prison on Two Women Collecting Extortions From Gang 18 in Apopa - La Noticia SV
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The First Judgment Court of San Salvador sentenced Jennifer Isamar Paz Granados, 35, and Brenda Verónica Guevara Monterrosa, 44, to 10 years in prison each for the crime of extortion. The victim, who had a business in Apopa, is under protection regime. According to the complaint filed [...]
The First Judgment Court of San Salvador sentenced Jennifer Isamar Paz Granados, 35, and Brenda Verónica Guevara Monterrosa, 44, to ten years in prison for the crime of extortion to the detriment of a victim with a protective regime. According to the investigations, on August 20, 2024, [...]
San Salvador's First Judgment Court imposed the sentence after verifying that the defendants collected monthly dues demanded from a merchant under death threats from the gang 18. SAN SALVADOR. – San Salvador's First Judgment Court sentenced Jennifer Isamar Paz Granados, of 35 to ten years in prison... The entry court imposes 10 years in prison on two women who collected extortions from the 18th gang in Apopa was first published in La Noticia SV.
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