Four inmates found dead in El Rodeo prison, in Ecuador | News
The Ecuadorian prison authorities reported on Sunday the discovery of the lifeless bodies of four inmates at the El Rodeo prison, in the city of Manabí, with obvious signs of hanging.
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It was learned that among the deceased detainees were two accused of terrorism for the attack against a judicial unit in Portoviejo on Friday, July 7.
The inmates were named Daniel David Perero, Yalember Chiquito, Ángel "Chapulete" Macías and Jorge Eduardo "Chiquito" Arguello. The first two were serving a 34-year sentence for murder and the last two were prosecuted for attacking a judicial unit with an explosive device.
The 4 inmates who died today in the El Rodeo prison were identified as: Daniel Perero, Yalember Chiquito, Ángel Macías, alias “Chapulete” and Jorge E. Arguello, alias “little. The last 2 prosecuted for terrorism, after the explosion of a grenade in the Portoviejo CJ pic.twitter.com/yvBzALuwYx
– El Mercurio newspaper (@elmercuriomanta)
July 9, 2023
The National Police notified that a grenade was thrown from a street behind the judicial unit while a hearing was being held for the crime of murder. As a result of this incident, three people were injured, including a minor who suffered an injury to one eye, which is why she probably loses her vision.
#MORENAINFORMA // 4 inmates were found dead in the El Rodeo prison in Portoviejo, Manabí.
Among them, the 2 detainees were accused of terrorism for throwing a grenade at the Prosecutor's Office of the same canton last Friday. pic.twitter.com/iUXxS6YATO– Radio Morena 640AM (@RadioMorena640)
July 9, 2023
After the pertinent investigations, the alleged perpetrators of the attack on the Portoviejo judicial office were captured, who were prosecuted on July 8 by the State Attorney General's Office (FGE) on charges of terrorism. The judge in charge ordered preventive detention against the suspects.
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