The Investigative Police (PDI) detained 29 people during an operation carried out in various communes of the province of Concepción, in the Biobío Region, with the aim of locating individuals with outstanding judicial warrants.
The procedure took place on Thursday, October 8, and was carried out by detectives from the various units under the Provincial Prefecture of Concepción, through a focused deployment to comply with orders issued by the courts.
As a result of the proceedings, 14 people were detained for having active detention orders, while another 13 had arrest warrants.
To these were added two people detained in flagrante delicto. One of these captures was carried out as a follow-up to a proceeding conducted by the Concepción Robbery Investigation Brigade.
The head of the Provincial Prefecture of Concepción, Prefect Juan Luis Fonseca, highlighted the scope of the procedure and the work done to locate individuals wanted by the justice system. "With this type of procedure, we seek to send a clear signal to the public: those with outstanding accounts with justice must answer before the courts," he stated.
The officer added that the institution will continue to carry out these police services to contribute to the safety of neighborhoods and improve the population's perception of security.
The PDI indicated…
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NationalThe police operation was carried out in various communes of the province on Thursday, October 8. Among those detained, 14 had outstanding detention orders, 13 had arrest orders, and two others were caught in flagrante delicto.
PDI detains 29 people in an operation in the province of Concepción: 27 had pending court orders. Referential image. SEBASTIAN CISTERNAS/ ATON CHILE CommentsThe Investigative Police (PDI) detained 29 people during an operation carried out in various communes of the province of Concepción, in the Biobío Region, with the aim of locating individuals with pending judicial requirements. The procedure took place on Thursday, October 8 and was carried out by detectives from the various units under the Concepción Provincial Prefecture, through a focused deployment to comply with orders issued by the courts. As a result of the proceedings, 14 people were detained for having active detention orders, while another 13 had arrest orders. To these were added two people detained in flagrante delicto. One of these captures was carried out as a continuation of a proceeding developed by the Concepción Robbery Investigation Brigade. The head of the Concepción Provincial Prefecture, Prefect Juan Luis Fonseca, highlighted the scope of the procedure and the work done to locate people wanted by the justice system. "With this type of procedure we seek to send a clear signal to the public: those with outstanding accounts with the justice system must answer to the courts," he stated. The officer added that the institution will continue to carry out these police services to contribute to the safety of neighborhoods and improve the population's perception of security. The PDI indicated that this type of operation is part of the territorial work of its units, aimed at complying with judicial rulings and strengthening public safety in the province. Read also:Navy dismisses two more officials investigated for alleged gang rape in Rapa Nui Carabineros raid four homes used for micro-trafficking in Renca and detain four peopleCarabineros detain six individuals for vehicle theft in Ñuñoa More about:PDIConcepciónBiobíoDetentionNationalPolice