OIJ denies alert on clashes after 'Diablo' capture

The Organismo de Investigación Judicial (OIJ) has officially debunked a circulating social media alert that falsely suggested potential clashes following the recent capture of Alejandro Arias Monge, also known as 'Diablo.' OIJ Director Michael Soto explicitly stated that the communication, which bore emblems resembling those of the OIJ and the Public Force, was not an official statement.

This clarification comes as a measure to ensure transparency and prevent the distortion of public discourse, particularly in the digital age where anonymity can facilitate the spread of misinformation. The OIJ is actively working to counter false narratives that could arise after significant law enforcement actions.

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The statement circulating on social media with the emblems of the OIJ and Public Force is not official.

Soto's denial serves to quell any public anxiety or speculation that might have been fueled by the unofficial alert. The OIJ urges the public to rely solely on official channels for verified information regarding law enforcement operations and their aftermath. The organization emphasizes its commitment to providing accurate information to the public.

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