Alert issued against three fugitives linked to international drug trafficking network
Santo Domingo.– The Public Ministry and the National Drug Control Directorate (DNCD) issued a search and capture alert this Sunday against three men identified as leaders of an international drug trafficking and money laundering network, dismantled through Operation Leopard.
The fugitives have been identified as Pedro Luis Cordero Espinal, Moisés Severino Inirio, and José Ignacio de Jesús Mota, who are being sought through judicial orders to answer the accusations against them.
Authorities request the collaboration of citizens to locate the fugitives, ensuring that any information will be handled anonymously and confidentially.
According to reports, those involved are part of the dismantled criminal network, which seized 643 packages of cocaine and millionaire assets during 17 raids and operations carried out in different provinces of the country, including Distrito Nacional, Santo Domingo Este, Guerra, Boca Chica, Barahona, Santiago, Higüey, Cap Cana and La Romana.
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The Public Ministry and the DNCD reiterate the importance of citizen collaboration to ensure security and compliance with the law. Any information that may contribute to the capture of the fugitives will be of great relevance and will be treated with complete confidentiality. Contact channels for reports: Telephones: 809-221-4166 (Ext. 2141 and 2142) Email: denuncias@dncd.mil.do#Most read
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