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The Bucaramanga Police said that the work to arrest these people was done jointly with the Attorney General’s Office, and reported that it was a “criminal network dedicated to impersonating identities” in the two capital cities.
With @FiscaliaCol We dismantle a criminal network dedicated to impersonating identities. #AllAgainstTheHurto #We areOneWe areAll pic.twitter.com/37MPSJn8xW
– BG. Luis Ernesto García Hernández (@PoliciaBmanga) December 15, 2020
General Luis García, commander of the Police in the capital of Santander, said that among the 21 captured “there are two public officials who are liaison with the Registry”, and Blu Radio assured that one of them works in Migración Colombia. The other, he added, is a member of the CTI of the Prosecutor’s Office.
“Those officials accessed the entity’s ‘web service’ (Registrar’s Office) and provided the fingerprint, they could easily supplant the fingerprint of the people,” the official explained.
The station, with information from the authorities, explained that What these people did was reproduce in latex the fingerprints of the victim whose identity was going to be, and that was how they made false IDs to request loans in banks or make purchases in stores.
The sectional director of the Public Prosecutor’s Office in Santander, Oliden Riaño, also gave details of how this gang acted to identify its victim and proceed with the theft: “They accessed the Sifin financial information system and determined the economic capacity of the citizens. way they went to acquire financial products ”, he said, cited by the frequency.
The authorities, according to Blu, estimate that In the months of mandatory quarantine, the gang would have stolen some 15,000 million pesos under this modality, although it is unknown if he had already been committing a crime since before the confinement.
This information is known just when the Prosecutor’s Office held a ceremony in which it awarded several of its officials, who stood out “in the performance of their duty” and in strategies to confront criminality in the new reality.
At the Enrique Low Murtra award ceremony, the #Prosecutor recognized the outstanding work of the entity’s officials. An encouragement to their consecration, commitment and sense of belonging to missionary work. https://t.co/xjtuzBkUoX pic.twitter.com/qrhxEYaQYg
– Colombia Prosecutor’s Office (@FiscaliaCol) December 15, 2020
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