The Ministry of the Interior of that country will provide special coverage to each of those involved in the case.
The head of the Paraguayan Interior portfolio, Enrique Rieraannounced a special protection plan for all those involved in the investigation of the Uruguayan drug trafficker case, Sebastian Marsetfollowing threats directed at them by the criminal through an audio published in the press.
Thus, all prosecutors, investigators and judges involved in the investigation of the case “At All Costs Py” of the leader of First Uruguayan Cartel (PCU) They will have special protection provided by the Paraguayan government itself. “I spoke with the police commander and we are going to communicate personally with each of those involved and we are going to give them special coverage,” Riera told Paraguayan media ABC.
“It has been proven that this gentleman (Marset) moves a lot of money, a lot of influence. If the State does not take care of those who are being investigated , We are not doing our job,” added the leader of the Interior portfolio, who assured that he had already communicated with the commander of the Paraguayan Police, Carlos Benitez, to provide the necessary protection.
The threat of Marset
This week, the drug trafficker sent a voice message to the Santo y Seña program threatening those involved in the investigation of his case. “The criminals are the Paraguayans who are in charge of this case. This strategy is going to fall apart very soon. I will make sure with my lawyers after this that, at the very least, they remove the judge and the prosecutor from their posts, at least that, because the truth is that they should pay jail time for the damage they caused to my wife and my children,” he said.
There, he also defended his wife, who was detained at Barajas airport, Madrid, when she returned from a trip to Dubai with her original documents. “She decided to go and hand herself over Spain “The police did nothing,” he stressed and added: “It would be better for them to answer how she got to Dubai with his own passport, with his name, and he went to Spain.”
Meanwhile, he continued to send messages to the authorities in a mocking tone. “I laugh at the frauds who appear on TV making people believe that ‘thanks to the work of the Police and the exchange of information and blah, blah, blah, my wife has been arrested,'” he commented. “They should pay jail time for all the damage they have caused, for suffering this situation for more than two years of persecution,” he added.
Source: Ambito
