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They Capture Alias “El Gorilla” After Being Expelled From Guatemala

The Salvadoran authorities captured Douglas Ernesto Vides García, alias “El Gorilla” at the San Cristobal border, who was named as a spokesperson for the 18 Southern gang, after he was expelled from Guatemala. According to official information, the subject was identified by the police at the time of his entry into the country and later arrested for the crime of belonging to a terrorist organization. Justice and Security Minister Gustavo Villator…
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The Salvadoran authorities captured Douglas Ernesto Vides García, alias “El Gorilla” at the San Cristobal border, who was named as a spokesperson for the 18 Southern gang, after he was expelled from Guatemala. According to official information, the subject was identified by the police at the time of his entry into the country and later arrested for the crime of belonging to a terrorist organization. Justice and Security Minister Gustavo Villator…

The Salvadoran authorities captured Douglas Ernesto Vides García, alias “El Gorilla” at the San Cristobal border, who was named as a spokesperson for the 18 Southern gang, after he was expelled from Guatemala. According to official information, the subject was identified by the police at the time of his entry into the country and later arrested for the crime of belonging to a terrorist organization. Justice and Security Minister Gustavo Villator…

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diariolahuella.com broke the news on Sunday, July 5, 2026.
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