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Bolivian police launch 'Plan Z' to find suspect in Tarija youth murder
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Bolivian police launch 'Plan Z' to find suspect in Tarija youth murder

From El Deber · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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- Bolivian police have activated a special

Police in Tarija, Bolivia, have launched "Plan Z," a comprehensive search protocol, to apprehend the individual responsible for the fatal shooting of a young man. The victim, identified as 28-year-old Nicolรกs Alejandro Antezana Guzmรกn, was walking in the Las Panosas neighborhood when he was shot in the head from behind with a .22 caliber firearm. The director of the Special Force to Combat Crime (Felcc), Raรบl Terrazas, confirmed that all units are mobilized, with controls set up at bus terminals and other key locations as part of the operation.

While several motives are being investigated, authorities are working to clarify the circumstances surrounding the violent death. The departmental prosecutor, Josรฉ Ernesto Mogro, stated that the victim suffered a violent death from a gunshot wound while walking and being followed by the assailant. "We have worked all night in different investigative groups, and they continue to carry out actions to support or rule out hypotheses," Mogro declared.

Investigators have seized the victim's mobile phone for forensic analysis and are interviewing witnesses, family, and friends to gather crucial information. Antezana Guzmรกn's remains are being held at the El Remanso Cemetery chapel, with burial scheduled for Wednesday. The investigation aims to swiftly bring the perpetrator to justice.

We have worked all night in different investigative groups, and they continue to carry out actions to support or rule out hypotheses.

โ€” Josรฉ Ernesto MogroThe departmental prosecutor of Tarija, Josรฉ Ernesto Mogro, stated that the victim suffered a violent death from a gunshot wound while walking and being followed by the assailant.
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Originally published by El Deber in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.