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García —captured when he was trying to go to Venezuela (where he hails from) to escape— was registered in a security camera at the Calle 85 Transmilenio station, wearing a cap and a suitcase that, according to the authorities cited by Noticias RCN, was where the gang of 4 subjects kept the stolen objects in the capital’s transport system.
Later, according to the newscast, the Prosecutor’s Office re-registered the gang that they say killed Muñoz, a waiter for Aguapanelas Internacional, in an article with a route to the Primero de Mayo whereabouts, southwest of Bogotá.
Then García traveled to Cúcuta, changed his look and met family members who were helping him to move to his native country, says the media; however, security cameras recorded him, so the authorities were able to follow his trail.
The cap alias ‘Chómpira’ was key to identifying him because, according to the news report, authorities say, it was one of the elements that witnesses described. But in addition, adds the newscast, among his characteristic personal objects is also the suitcase, with which he moved to Cúcuta.
The aforementioned did not change his clothes much and even, the day he was captured, He was wearing the same pants with which the security cameras registered him at the Calle 85 Transmilenio station, after the murder of Oswaldo Muñoz.
For this case of insecurity in Bogotá, the authorities continue to offer a reward of up to 20 million pesos, for information from the other 3 suspects of the crime (those that appear in the following image) perpetrated on October 29.
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