Ex-Judge Zeballos: the Bags Contained Marijuana and Were Protected
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The government minister, Marco Antonio Oviedo, said Friday that the 31 suitcases entered by Viru Viru airport contained chemically altered marijuana. “The bags contained chemically altered marijuana, which has a...
SANTA CRUZ 06 NOV (NOMADA NEWS). – Former judge Ever Zeballos involved ex-fiscal General Roger Mariaca, whom he identified with the alias “Chino”, in the alleged protection of the 31 suitcases that “contained marijuana” and were owned by Romer Saucedo, who fled the country. Zeballos acknowledged that he maintained an “institutional and labor relationship with Saucedo”, because they both exercised functions as judges, although he denied that they…
Former judge Hebert Zeballos stated that the “more than 30 suitcases” transferred from the United States to Viru Viru International Airport in Santa Cruz were protected by the then state attorney general, Roger Mariaca. He argued that he went to the airport to help former deputy Laura Rojas, who asked him to cooperate in removing her luggage.
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