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Ecuador prosecutor’s office investigates SNAI for crime of Colombian inmates

Ecuador prosecutor's office investigates SNAI for crime of Colombian inmates
Photo: Fiscalía de Ecuador

October 9 |

Ecuador’s Attorney General’s Office announced Saturday that it has initiated an investigation into the responsibility of the National Service of Attention to Persons Deprived of Liberty (SNAI) in the death of the six Colombians detained for the murder of presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio.

In a statement, the Public Prosecutor’s Office announced that for security reasons it had issued an order to transfer these persons deprived of liberty to a more secure prison, which was not complied with.

The six detainees were killed this Friday in the Penitenciaría del Litoral (Guayas I), in Guayaquil. Another detainee, of Ecuadorian nationality, who was also being investigated for his connection to Villavicencio’s death, died on Saturday in El Inca prison, in Quito.

The Colombians were in pavilions 7 and 9 of said prison, where on Friday violent events took place, in the middle of which they lost their lives.

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The Prosecutor’s Office stated that it will investigate the actions of the SNAI with the intention of determining who failed to comply with the judicial order to protect the inmates, whose lives were in danger. According to press reports, the prisoners themselves had requested their transfer to a safer prison.

In addition, the Prosecutor’s Office reported that a chief and two guards of the Penitenciaría del Litoral were taken to the flagrancy unit of the Prosecutor’s Office of the Cuartel Modelo to take their statements.

The bodies of the deceased were taken to Medicina Legal for autopsies and to identify the causes of death.

Through social networks, a police report has been disseminated that shows that this force showed up last Thursday at the Guayas I Prison to carry out the transfer of the prisoners and left the place after its subrogating director, José M. (now arrested and under investigation), stated that he did not have any document from SNAI with information about the transfer.

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