The pain took place in the streets of Piedecuesta on Monday, September 28, when the body of Lieutenant Álvaro José Medina Peña, a 29-year-old Santanderean, returned to his land to be fired by relatives, colleagues and close friends. The officer died after being intercepted when he was moving on a public service bus in the department of Cauca, in a crime that is still under investigation. It all happened on Saturday, September 26. Medina Peña, wh…
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The pain took place in the streets of Piedecuesta on Monday, September 28, when the body of Lieutenant Álvaro José Medina Peña, a 29-year-old Santanderean, returned to his land to be fired by relatives, colleagues and close friends. The officer died after being intercepted when he was moving on a public service bus in the department of Cauca, in a crime that is still under investigation. It all happened on Saturday, September 26. Medina Peña, wh…