Uruguayan public force launches citizen alert to track two alleged murderers
Two crimes in the capital keep the investigation open whilst authorities release details of the accused.
Uruguayan public force launches citizen alert to track two alleged murderers
In recent hours, the competent authorities made a call to the inhabitants of Montevideo to provide leads on two people who are in the condition of fugitives from justice.
The first subject is a twenty-year-old youth identified as Michael Matías Silva Pullol. The investigation points to him as a participant in a fatal incident recorded in January in Villa García. That episode cost the life of a thirty-one-year-old man, who received bullet impacts in different parts of his body, including the chest and pelvis. The site where the attack occurred was the corner joining Pasaje El Hornero with Camino La Corona.
The other fugitive is Inti Camilo Cuba Vignolo, thirty-eight years old. He is attributed with a connection to a homicide that took place in March in Reducto. A neighbour discovered the victim's body in public space. The deceased had an abdominal wound caused by a firearm.
For those wishing to collaborate, there are multiple contact channels: the emergency number 911, available at any time; the confidential line 0800 5000; the digital platform of the corresponding ministry; or a direct visit to the nearest police station.
Note based on information from El País Uruguay
Source: Google News UY — Montevideo