Rosario: A young man was charged with a crime in a prison-ordered drug bunker

A young man will be detained for at least two years, after being charged yesterday with the murder of a 24-year-old at the door of a bunker for the sale of drugs in the city of Rosario, while his brother named as the one who gave the order of the prison crime through a video call, the communication will be charged in the next few days.

Rosario Homicide Unit Prosecutor Adrián Speltatook the brothers to imputed hearing Brian Emanuel and Cesar Villalbaaccused of the murder of Brian Gimeneza young man his father defined as “addicted but not dealing drugs”.

Giménez’s crime occurred at dawn on October 3 last year in a hallway on Calle Juan B. Justo at 8700 del Rosario, where a narcotics retail outlet operated.

Relatives of the victim claimed that the 24-year-old, who worked as a bricklayer, suffered from problematic drug use but did not sell them and according to Spelta’s investigation, the victim was seated on a plastic chair and handcuffed by César Villalba and another person. not yet identified, as they awaited the order to kill them by video call.

Finally, the telephone contact took place around 1:15 a.m. from penitentiary unit 11, located in the town of Piñero, where Brian Emanuel Villalba, alias “Negro”, was serving pretrial detention as the alleged leader of the killers in wages of a gang of drug traffickers.

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It should be noted that Brian Villalba was not accused with César because when he changed defense lawyers he asked for the hearing to be postponed, the prosecution reported.

The prosecutor reported telamdijo en la audiencia que Brian Villalba expuso un problema “interpersonal” con Giménez, que estaba manatado y escuchaba la conversación, y entonces dio la orden de matarlo desde la cárcel de Piñero y las dos personas que tenían sujetado al joven dispararon en la Tête .

Giménez’s body was found the following morning by a neighbor who informed police of a murdered person in the Juan B. Justo hallway at 8700, which area residents pointed to as the location where a point operated. retail drug sales.

Brian Villalba continues in the same prison, where he is serving preventive detention in a case in which he was accused of being part of an illegal association linked to drug baron Julio Rodríguez Granthon, alias “Peruano”, in which he would fulfill the role of “leader of the hitmen”.

The judge of the hearing, Florentino MalaponteI accept the fiscal accusation and order the preventive prison for two years to César Villalba.

And regarding the problem of cell phone use in prisons by inmates, earlier this month and based on internal information received by the Deputy Warden of the Santa Fe prison at crownthe Penitentiary Service carried out an operation in pavilion No. 1 of this prison, where prisoners for federal reasons are housed: kidnapped 51 cell phones, a piece of marijuana and 275 packages of cocaine.

In the search, they also entered short pointed items, forbidden to inmates in the penal institution, and a precision scale. For this reason, federal justice and the anti-narcotics squad of the judicial police have been notified.

Director of the Santa Fe Correctional Service, Gabriel Lestraclaimed that the phones were found “in different cells” based on the clue they had received of a possible “cell phone nest” in that pavilion.

The operation revealed a problem that Santa Fe government authorities have complained about for years: there is not a single federal correctional facility in the entire province. For this reason, inmates accused of narcotics are usually distributed among different prisons, where they share a place with inmates convicted or accused of belonging to violent gangs, as in the case of hitmen, which generates another disadvantage, which is the weaving of new alliances for territorial disputes.

At the same time, it presented a long-standing systemic flaw: Santa Fe inmates operate by telephone, according to provincial cases for planning extortion, shootings and homicides, or federal cases for selling narcotics.

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