Eduardo Franco Loor assures that ‘they will find nothing irregular’ on the cell phone that he handed to Migration in New York

Eduardo Franco Loor, former councillor of the Council of Citizen Participation and Social Control (CPCCS), pointed out as one of the direct perpetrators of the crime of illicit association in the Liga2 case, said Wednesday that ‘you will find nothing irregular’ on his cell phone held by the U.S. immigration authorities.

PART ONE The country maintains the image of the council member of the Council of Citizen Participation, CPCCS, Augusto Verduga, trying with despair that the fiscal agents who raided the headquarters of the agency do not take their cell phone. He did not succeed, and the cell phone, among other devices, remained in the hands of the Public Prosecutor's Office. The raid corresponded to an action of the Public Prosecutor's Office following a complai…

Quito, 27 March (La Calle). – The Attorney General’s Office reported this Thursday that it is in possession of Eduardo Franco Loor’s cell phone, former lawyer of former vice president Jorge Glas and former councillor dismissed from the Council of Citizen Participation and Social Control (Cpccs). In an official statement, the entity pointed out that the New York Office of Security Investigations retained the device, an iPhone Apple model 15 Plus,…

The Attorney General's Office requested authorization to analyze Eduardo Franco Loor's cell phone, seized in New York City. This device is related to the Liga2 case.

The device was previously held at John F. Kennedy airport and handed over to the Ecuadorian authorities in a sealed U.S. Department of Security bag, in accordance with the legal powers of that country.

Franco Loor's cell phone, exvocal of the Council of Citizen Participation and Social Control (CPCCS) and former lawyer of Jorge Glas, is held in the United States and will be part of the 'Ligados' case. The entry Franco Loor's cell phone will be part of the investigation in the Ligados case; Prosecutor will access the chats of that phone was first published in Teleamazonas.