Santa Cruz Police Sergeant Faces Permanent Dismissal Over Alleged Drug Trafficking Links SANTA CRUZ, BOLIVIA – A Superior Disciplinary Tribunal of the Bolivian Police is demanding the immediate and permanent dismissal of a police sergeant implicated in an ongoing investigation into alleged links with alias "Tuta," the notorious leader of the Primeiro Comando Capital (PCC) Brazilian drug cartel. The investigation, currently underway in Santa Cruz, alleges the sergeant performed tasks directly for the Brazilian drug trafficker. "The Tribunal is demanding the sergeant's permanent dismissal without the right to reinstatement," stated General Edgar Cortez, President of the Superior Disciplinary Tribunal, in a recent interview. "Our investigations have uncovered compelling evidence linking him to illegal activities." The case highlights concerns about corruption within the Bolivian police force and its vulnerability to infiltration by organized crime groups. The investigation includes witness testimonies, documentary evidence, and surveillance footage. The sergeant’s dismissal is expected to be finalized after a hearing at the Superior Disciplinary Tribunal next week. This case underscores the ongoing challenges faced by Bolivian authorities in combating drug trafficking and maintaining integrity within law enforcement.
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