Cayeron los ‘PPP’: capturan a 11 presuntos responsables de actos terroristas en Bogotá
Once personas señaladas de integrar un grupo radical conocido como ‘PPP’ fueron capturadas en Bogotá por su presunta responsabilidad en una serie de a...
TL;DR
- Eleven members of the 'PPP' group were arrested in Bogotá following extensive investigations.
- The group allegedly posed as university students to infiltrate public universities and plan attacks.
- Attacks targeted public transportation (TransMilenio, SITP buses) and law enforcement.
- They used explosives such as pipe bombs and Molotov cocktails, manufactured artisanally.
- The investigation involved analyzing thousands of hours of video, phone interceptions, and undercover work.
- The group's alleged leader, 'Salvatore,' and other coordinators were among those captured.
- Financing for these activities may have originated from Medellín, suggesting connections outside the capital.
- The group reportedly had ideological affinities with 'camilista' thought, associated with the ELN, but no direct organic subordination was confirmed.
- The arrested individuals face charges including terrorism, conspiracy, arson, and illegal manufacturing of explosives.
- Authorities are continuing investigations to uncover potential support networks and funding in other regions.