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Tegucigalpa– According to police, there may be three other vehicles deep in the Ulua River, and police on Tuesday found a truck belonging to one of the 10 residents who disappeared on June 9 in the Baracoa and Cortes de São Marias districts.
It is understood that relevant tests are being carried out on site to locate the vehicle.
Police said they have begun searching for other vehicles in order to remove them from the river and obtain more evidence on the whereabouts of the missing persons.
Tuesday, Minister of Security, Gustavo Sanchez Reports say truck Cortes, one of the people who disappeared in the Baracoa region last June, was found in the Ulua River in the last hours.
The officer explained through his social network X that the car was found in the Arenales district of La Mar del Tigre.
According to the National Police, it was a red Ford truck with license plate HDA-1068 and was owned by Mario Bernal Chávez, one of the people who disappeared in Baracoa following a dispute between criminal gangs.
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Baracoa case
End of June Reported missing one linked to drug trafficking, the brother of an extraditable person, and nine others who served as his bodyguards.
The alleged turncoat’s name is José Octavio Sosa Méndez, the brother of José Rafael Sosa Méndez, the Honduran who requested extradition, whose extradition was deferred and who is being held in a maximum-security prison.
It was revealed that Sosa Mendes and his bodyguard disappeared two weeks ago in the Baracoa district of Cortes province when he was purchasing a house in the area.
Several armed men in military uniforms showed up where Sousa Mendes and his bodyguards were and took them to the mountainous area leading to the mouth of the Ulua River and the Creek Las Marías area.
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According to police, the disappearance of 14 Hondurans in the Crique Las Marías district of Tela is linked to the whereabouts of José Sousa Mendes and his bodyguards.
According to the first hypothesis, the criminal structure to which Sousa Mendes belonged caused the disappearance of the 14 people on June 17 in revenge for the disappearance of the capo.
Sosa Méndez has been wanted by the Public Ministry since August 9, 2019, the day the Directorate General for Combating Drug Trafficking (DLCN) launched Operation Pegaso in the provinces of Atlántida and Colón targeting those transporting drugs to Europe.
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