A la cárcel hombre y mujer que le robaron cadena de oro a un argentino en Getsemaní The Attorney General’s Office has confirmed the prosecution of four individuals in Cartagena for violent robberies. The cases involve the theft of a gold chain from an Argentine tourist, the armed robbery of a citizen outside a business, and the violent entry and theft of goods from a used car dealership. All accused pleaded not guilty and will be held in correctional facilities.

• Four individuals were prosecuted in Cartagena for violent robberies.
• Two individuals, Estefany Andreina Rodríguez Perdomo and Kennedy Chanil Jiménez Pérez, are accused of violently stealing a gold chain valued at over 9 million pesos from an Argentine tourist.
• John Fredy Serrano Santoya was prosecuted for allegedly robbing a citizen at gunpoint outside a commercial establishment.
• Jefferson Manuel Herrera Bermúdez was prosecuted for violently entering a used car dealership and stealing printers, cell phones, fans, and cash.
• All defendants pleaded not guilty to the charges, including aggravated qualified theft and illegal firearm possession.
• The Metropolitan Police of Cartagena reported the arrest of ‘El John’ for illegally possessing a firearm used in a robbery.
• The Police Commander highlighted recent successes in combating crime, with numerous arrests for theft and illegal firearm possession, and the seizure of many firearms.