Expulsan en Cartagena a extranjero que se hacía pasar por colombiano
Migración Colombia expulsó del país a un ciudadano de nacionalidad dominicana que había logrado documentarse fraudulentamente como colombiano y que fue detectado cuando intentaba salir del territorio nacional desde el aeropuerto internacional Rafael Núñez, en Cartagena, con destino a Europa.
TL;DR
- A Dominican national was expelled from Colombia for using fraudulent Colombian documents.
- The individual was detected at Rafael Núñez International Airport in Cartagena while attempting to travel to Europe.
- This case is linked to the recent dismantling of a criminal network involved in migrant trafficking and document forgery.
- The network allegedly helped foreigners obtain fake Colombian documents to travel to Europe without a visa.
- A suspected official from the National Registry of Civil Status was involved in irregularly processing over 20 citizen IDs.
- The Dominican national posed as Venezuelan before obtaining false Colombian documentation.
- The expelled individual assumed the identity of José Jhonatan Tuquerres, obtaining documents in Cauca and a passport in Bogotá.
- Inconsistencies in the documentation triggered alerts as the individual tried to board a flight.
- The cost for the fraudulent documents was around five million pesos.
- Migración Colombia stated that verification operations will continue in high-traffic areas to detect document fraud and irregular stays.