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M. The Inspector General‘s Office continued proceedings against two Army soldiers
(charges originally brought December 10, 2007) for not stopping a raid by a
paramilitary group that caused the death of two people on December 1, 2003, in
Llorente (Nariño). The Prosecutor General‘s Office has also opened an investigation.
(Prosecutor General‘s Office Case Number Unknown/Inspector General‘s Office Case
Number 009-116126-205)
(92) Army Major José David Vásquez Acevado
(also listed as #137 on this list)
(93) Army Captain Juan Carlos Dueas Mejía
N. The Inspector General‘s Office continued proceedings against four Army soldiers
(charges originally brought December 14, 2007) for their alleged responsibility for the
irregular capture of, and possible false testimony against, Pedro Antonio Henao
Rincón on May 5, 2004, in Planadas (Tolima). The Prosecutor General‘s Office has
also opened an investigation. (Prosecutor General‘s Office Case Number
Unknown/Inspector General‘s Office Case Number 022-148685-2006)
(94) Army Lieutentant Colonel José Dumar Giraldo Hernández
(95) Army Major William Fernando Rubio Moreno
(96) Army Captain Berardo Siachoque Celys
(97) Army Soldier (retired) Adolfo Osorio Sarmiento
(retired on July 30, 2004)
O. The Inspector General‘s Office continued proceedings against three Army soldiers
(charges originally brought December 18, 2007) for alleged irregularities in
expediting the transportation of fuels and paramilitary collusion in Caquetá between
2002 and 2003. The Prosecutor General‘s Office has also opened an investigation.
(Prosecutor General‘s Office Case Number Unknown/Inspector General‘s Office Case
Number 009-98722-2004)
(98) Army Colonel (retired) Ángel Sierra Santos
(99) Army Lieutenant Colonel José Fernando Mejía Araujo
(100) Army Major Javier Alberto Carreño Vargas
(101) Army Soldier Luís Fernando Cadavid Florez
P. The Inspector General‘s Office continued proceedings against 17 Army soldiers
(charges originally brought September 7, 2007) for the illegal detention and homicide
of civilians, as well as embezzlement, during Operation Feroz on November 24, 2003
in Bogotá (Cundinamarca). The Prosecutor General‘s Office has also opened an
investigation, which is being handled by the 1 st Penal Circuit Court in Villavicencio.
(Prosecutor General‘s Office Case Number 2005-0062-00/Inspector General‘s Office
Case Number 009-129388-2005)
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