Captured for threatening in Facebook son of Colombian president
In Colombia there has been detained a young accused to threaten one of the children with the president Alvaro Uribe.
Nicolás Castro, a 23-year-old university student, was apparently the creator on July 9 of the group that it was named “I promise to kill Jerónimo Alberto Uribe, son of Alvaro Uribe”.
The Head office of Intelligence of Colombia and the Judicial Police, with the support of the FBI, they traced the direction IP of the computer where from he gained access to the page of the social network to create the group, which was deactivated some hours later by request of the authorities.
“The pursuit allowed to the authorities to come up to the student involved in the case that was not ignored by the safety services taken charge of the protection of Uribe and of his family”, said to Reuters an official of the police.
Castro’s apprehension took place on Tuesday in the night in Chía, a city located to approximately 25 kilometers to the north of Bogota.
“It was an opinion that I exhibited in the group and it was an error”, the accused declared journalists before being presented before a judge under instigation charges to commit an offense for the one that might receive a condemnation of between 80 and 180 months of jail, in addition to a millionaire fine.
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