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Two hours after the Colombian police killed the Venezuelan boss ‘Willy Meleán’, in the luxurious ranch of Santander where he was hiding, an audio began to be broadcast among the leaders of the underworld in Colombia.
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In the recording, an ex-military man from Venezuela is heard celebrating the fall of ‘Meleán’, head of the criminal gang ‘Los Meleán’, who has committed crimes in Colombia since 2018, especially in Bogotá, where they handle micro-trafficking, brothels, extortion and hit men.
With a strong Venezuelan accent, the subject says in the audio that the war is going to continue in Colombia and, immediately, posted his weapons and the video of a new crime.
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EL TIEMPO investigated and established that The man heard on the audio is identified by the Colombian Police as Erick Alberto Parra Mendoza, 27 years old. According to intelligence reports, Parra belonged to the Venezuelan National Guard, in which he received training in command operations, intelligence, handling of explosives and combat.
With a strong Venezuelan accent, the subject says in the audio that the war is going to continue in Colombia and, immediately, uploaded his weapons and the video of a new crime to the networks
These are images of a video that circulates on networks; In it, the ‘Yeico Massacre’ gang warns that they are going to kill the ‘Meleán’ men in the country.
Later, Parra became one of the most wanted criminals in Zulia, where he was born, and in his country, which led him to transfer his criminal activities to Colombia, Ecuador and Chile.
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Indeed, when he hung up his uniform, he became the chief of security for the Meleán, an old Venezuelan criminal family of which ‘Willy Meléan’ – who was killed last Saturday by the police – is the third generation.
‘Yeico Massacre’
The patriarch of this criminal network that today competes to enter the Colombian criminal map is Antonio Meleán. His son Tirso Meleán Castellanos and his nephew also appear in his criminal organization chart Bernardino ‘Willy’ Meleán, who fell last Saturday in the intelligence operation of the Metropolitan Police of Bogotá, Sipol, Sijín and the Prosecutor’s Office.
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The former military man became an enemy of the clan when Tirso Meleán was captured in Texas, in February 2019, by United States anti-mafia agents.
Weapons that ‘Yeico Massacre’ exhibits on its social networks.
Private file.
Parra tried to take over the management of the band, which made him a rival to his former employers. At that time, he adopted the alias of Yeico Massacre and began an extermination plan against the Meleán that already adjusts more than 30 deaths in just Colombia and others in Venezuela.
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Intelligence authorities estimate that at least 300 people make up the two gangs, who transferred their war to Colombia. And in that raw confrontation they have fallen side and side.
Among the dead are the father, brother and one of the gunmen of the own ‘Yeico Massacre’. As revealed in a report by EL TIEMPO, they were murdered in Ibagué on February 16.
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And in Bogotá, those clashes have left 14 Venezuelans dead alone in the town of Ciudad Bolívar, in the south of the capital.
Great result of the National Police!
Since the beginning of the year, intense intelligence work has been carried out persecuting these Venezuelan criminal gangs.
Relief for Fontibón and other neighborhoods in Bogotá where they caused multiple homicides and criminal pressure. https://t.co/V60TIuw0B4– Claudia López 👍 (@ClaudiaLopez) November 7, 2020
Parallel to their dispute, Venezuelan gangs have also been gaining ground in illicit businesses. In addition to drug trafficking, they ‘vaccinate’ merchants and now it is feared that they will incur in kidnapping, as they do on the other side of the border.
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For now, the clashes also include the dispute over hitmen (including Colombians), weapons and a high-end truck, valued at 180 million pesos, the equivalent of some 22 kilos of coca that these gangs traffic.
‘Willy Meleán’ had adapted the vehicle with cameras, armor and other luxury accessories. The car became a kind of war trophy when ‘Yeico Massacre’ appropriated it, “one of the researchers told EL TIEMPO.
(It may be of interest to you: Venezuelan gang leader was hiding in luxurious hacienda).But Venezuelan gangs have implemented other types of mafia rituals. In videos compiled by the authorities (some of which circulate freely on social networks), it is seen how gunmen from the ‘Yeico’ gang chase a car in Soacha, to riddle its occupants.
The hitman on a motorcycle complies with the requirement to shoot and record the crime to upload it to networks. If they can do both, they get paid up to a thousand dollars for each crime.
Also in Soacha captured Gerardo Enrique Chacón and Gustavo Javier Ruiz, alias Caremango, members of that gang, who, according to the Police, had murdered two Venezuelan citizens.
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Their bodies remained abandoned for several hours at the height of the north highway with 209 street, on October 17, 2019.EL TIEMPO established that the tentacles of the ‘Yeico’ gang now extend to Ecuador and Chile. It is even believed that in the latter country ‘Yeico’ takes refuge temporarily.
Gerardo Chacón and Gustavo Ruíz, accused of murdering Venezuelans in Usaquén
Metropolitan Police of Bogotá.
The red circular
Against the ex-military there is a red circular, published on September 27 of last year and requested by Venezuela, for the crime of aggravated robbery.
But the capo and ex-military are accused of having ordered the murder of Benito Cobis, director of intelligence and preventive strategies of the Bolivarian National Guard.
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On October 5, 2018, Cobis was murdered after a hand grenade was thrown at his vehicle, which was also hit more than 100 times by rifle shots. Images of the atrocious crime later appeared on networks.
“The mess with the red circular is that it does not include the crimes he has recently committed. In addition, Chile – where the former military man would be hiding – is one of the countries that does not recognize the Maduro government, and there is a risk that it will not proceed to locate, capture and extradite him to Caracas “, an intelligence officer told EL TIEMPO.
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For this reason, what Colombia is seeking now is to obtain all the probative material to bring him before the Colombian justice, request that Interpol locate him and request his immediate extradition to our country.
“The deportation of ‘Yeico Massacre’ is ruled out,” an investigator told this newspaper.
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While the Colombian authorities find his whereabouts, ‘Yeico Massacre ‘continues to boast on social media with long-range weapons and handguns adapted with maximum capacity suppliers and hand grenades. And sending audios celebrating the death of their rivals.
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