This says a relative of a Colombian involved in assassination 2:10
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Colombian National Police Chief General Jorge Vargas said that two of the Colombian suspects in Jovenel Moïse's crime, who died in Haiti, had ties to the Miami-based company CTU Security.
"We have established communication links in Colombia with Mr. German Riveras García and Mr. Duberney Capador, who died in Haiti, with the CTU security company based in Miami, Florida," Vargas said in a press conference this Monday. .
Colombian police identified 19 airline tickets that were purchased with a credit card linked to a Miami, Florida-based security company, Vargas added at the press conference.
US elements collaborate with investigation in Haiti 2:18
"We are already requesting the collaboration of the Washington-based US Interpol office to help us with company data," he said.
Vargas added that they have verified their relationship with this company, adding that the owner of the company is Antony Enmanuel Intriago Valera, a Venezuelan national.
"We have asked the national Interpol office to provide more information or to send it to the Haitian authorities," he explained.
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The link to crime in Haiti
On Sunday, the head of the Haitian National Police said Christian Emmanuel Sanon, a Haitian-born man they say helped orchestrate the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse, was in contact with a Florida-based Venezuelan security firm to recruit a 26 Colombian mercenaries and two Haitian-Americans, who entered Haiti in June.
CNN has been unable to reach Sanon or his representatives for comment since his arrest.
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The police chief reported that he had exchanged 322 messages with Haiti, Panama, Ecuador, the Dominican Republic and the United States about immigration records.
Also on names of companies and individuals and other data that contributed to the investigation led by Haiti.
“The investigation into the assassination of the president is being carried out by the Haitian judicial authorities.
Colombia is judicially cooperating in everything it needs, the Haitian judicial system is independent and autonomous, ”said Vargas.
Haitians hope 'the truth will come out'
as foreign investigators investigate the brutal assassination of their president
In addition, he confirmed that three Colombian suspects were killed by the Haitian police after the president's crime.
“We have identified 21 Colombians, 3 of them dead.
A dead Colombian was added, there are 18 captured for a total of 21, ”said Vargas.
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