Emmanuel Ramírez, director of the Rincón district board, in the Jima Abajo municipality, La Vega province, was arrested for the alleged illegal possession of firearms and ammunition, during a search authorized by a judge.
According to reports, agents of the Central Directorate of Criminal Intelligence (Dintel) of the National Police carried out tracking and intelligence work that culminated in the arrest of Ramírez, popularly known as “Many 269”.
The agents seized a shotgun, a rifle, a pistol Glock magazine loader and various ammunition of different calibers, among other objects, during the search.
The Public Ministry requested three months of preventive imprisonment as a coercive measure against the municipal official, and the Judicial Office of Permanent Attention Services of the La Vega District Judicial Court will consider the request in a hearing scheduled for this Wednesday morning.
According to the information provided, the Dintel agents presented the search warrant request to the Public Ministry, which managed the judicial authorization to carry out the operation.
The request for preventive imprisonment responds to the procedure applied in cases of alleged violations of the Arms Law, as explained by an official.
The court will determine the coercive measure that corresponds, while the case remains under investigation.
Emmanuel Ramírez’s case is an example of the fight against illegal arms possession in the Dominican Republic, and the importance of cooperation between authorities to prevent violence and ensure public safety.
La Vega province is one of the regions most affected by violence and insecurity in the country, and Ramírez’s arrest is an important step in the fight against crime in the area.
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