Ecuadorean Justice Frees 28 Other Crew Members of Two U.S.-Bombed Ships.
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teleSURAn Ecuadorian judge released 28 sailors from two ships sunk by the U.S., finding no evidence of links to drug trafficking.The boats were identified as fuel stations for criminal boats, related to Los Choneros and the Sinaloa Cartel.
The U.S. Southern Command stated that the ships allegedly operated as floating refueling stations for boats carrying drugs to North America.
Quito, Sep 11 (Prensa Latina) Ecuadorean justice today ordered the release of 28 fishermen arrested after the destruction of two boats by U.S. forces in the Pacific, when it determined that there were no elements to prosecute them for illegal association. The post They order the release of 28 fishermen in Ecuador after U.S. attack first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
A judge ordered the release of 28 Montecristi and Don Rufo crew members. The prosecution will keep the case in pre-trial investigation in Galapagos
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