US EditionCourt Sentences the Chone Killers Leader and Asks the Prosecutor's Office to Investigate Luis Chonillo
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On Monday, June 30, a Court of Special Criminal Guarantees for the Prosecution of Crimes Related to Corruption and Organized Crime reported its opinion in connection with a trial for organized crime that was still against Julio Alberto M. A., alias Negro Tulio, leader of the Chone Killer; his wife, Alexandra E. A., and fifteen other persons.
The court requested the Prosecutor's Office to investigate the mayor of Durán, Luis Chonillo, after his name was repeatedly mentioned during the judicial proceedings against Julio Alberto Martínez Alcívar, alias 'Black Tulio', appointed as leader of the criminal organization Los Chone Killers.
Alias “Negro Tulio” ran a criminal network from the Penitentiary with the support of Durán officials. 17 people were sentenced.
The leader of the Ecuadorian criminal gang Chone Killers, Julio Alberto Martínez, known with the alias ‘Black Tulio’, was sentenced on Tuesday to thirteen years in prison for organized crime along with several former public officials from the municipality of Durán, adjacent to the city of Guayaquil, reported the Office of the Public Prosecutor of Ecuador. Added to this new sentence are the 34 years and eight months in prison to which he was conv…
The Attorney General’s Office obtained a sentence against 17 defendants accused of the crime of organized crime, with links to activities such as hit man, extortion, concussion and drug trafficking. Among those convicted is Julio M. A., alias “Black Tulio”, alleged leader of the “Chone Killers” and previously convicted of terrorism, together with several former officials of the Municipality of Durán. The investigations revealed that this structu…
The Court linked the mayor after telephonic interceptions presented in a trial for organized crime that left 17 convicted
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