Detention of Coro Calle during investigation
The communicator Coro Calle was detained on Tuesday, October 20, by agents of the Central Investigation Directorate (DICRIM) while searching for information about the disappearance of young Anderson Santos Rodríguez, known as Andy, in the Nagua area.
According to the complaints disseminated, Coro Calle was found trying to obtain details and make recordings related to the case of Anderson Santos Rodríguez, who has been missing for several weeks in the Nagua area. In those circumstances, agents identified as members of the DICRIM allegedly prevented him from continuing with his informative work, which led to a moment of tension before he was taken away.
Concern for Coro Calle’s whereabouts
After learning of the incident, Coro Calle’s family and colleagues expressed concern about his situation, as it has not been specified where he was taken. Also, the official reason for the procedure carried out by the agents is unknown, a situation that has motivated requests for information directed to the corresponding authorities.
The complaint has especially drawn attention because the intervention occurred while the communicator was trying to gather information about a disappearance that has left people interested in the case pending for news.
The search for Anderson Santos Rodríguez
Young Anderson Santos Rodríguez (Andy) has been missing for several weeks, according to the information disseminated about his case in the Nagua area. Precisely, the search for information about his whereabouts would have motivated Coro Calle’s presence at the place where the police intervention took place.
While the dissemination of the recording continues, Coro Calle’s family and colleagues request that his situation be clarified and informed about where he is after being taken away in the patrol. At the time of disseminating the complaint, it had not been specified which police precinct Coro Calle was taken to nor the official reasons for his alleged detention.
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