More than 140 evidentiary materials will be brought by the Office of the Attorney-General to the final hearing that will be conducted against the former assistant manager of the National Directorate of Narcotics, Omar Adolfo Figueroa Reyes and other ex-members of that organization.
The proceedings that is being carried out against these people has to do with a series of irregularities found in the organization, through which they would have profits for themselves and for third parties in the management of properties seized to drug trafficking mafias.
The 20° Criminal Court in Bogota accepted, to that effect, three new additions to the body of evidence, through which the Subunit created to deal with this issue, is approaching to the proceeding.
It appears on the large list of evidence, among others, granted powers to attorneys, notarial documents, copies of reports and topographic measurements to the plots in question.
The same way, it will be annexed rental agreements, copies of the property taxes payment and inspections reports of the crops apparently used in an illegal manner.
During the lawsuit, it will be also viewed the complaints filed before the former Attorney General Guillermo Mendoza Diago and the Inspector General of the nation, Alejandro Ordoñez. Documents that justify how defendants used the entity to give advantage to the owners of the properties obtained from drug trafficking proceeds and that they had been seized to them.
Figueroa Reyes, still imprisoned, is accused as alleged responsible of conspiracy to commit a crime, misappropriation, procedural fraud and tampering of a public document.
Javier Mantilla Sandoval, Manuel Francisco Ospino Rodríguez, Liliana María Garavito Jiménez, Luis Fernando Rojas Cañon and Oscar Castilla Alarcon are prosecuted for the same facts.
The accused Omar Adolfo Figueroa Reyes and Liliana María Garavito Jiménez are under preventive detention measure while Luis Fernando Rojas Cañon and Oscar Castilla Alarcon accepted charges in this proceeding.