After releasing him and summoning him two weeks later, Jimi Bremer postpones hearing for alias “El Viejo”
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- The initial statement hearing for Julio Valentín Monroy López, alias “El Viejo,” was postponed.
- Monroy López is accused of murder, criminal association and conspiracy to commit murder, and is described as the alleged leader of the “Los Taxistas del Viejo” gang.
- Judge Jimi Bremer had previously ordered his release before summoning him again two weeks later.
The initial statement hearing for Julio Valentín Monroy López, known as “El Viejo,” has been postponed after Judge Jimi Bremer first ordered his release and then summoned him again two weeks later.
Monroy López is accused of murder, criminal association and conspiracy to commit murder. Authorities identify him as the alleged leader of the “Los Taxistas del Viejo” gang.
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Originally published by La Hora in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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