The coffin with the corpse of Freddi Bonilla Ferrín, Dinapen investigative agent, arrived at the Esmeraldas Subzone command at noon on Tuesday the 14th.
In this police unit the funeral chapel was raised, after the corpse was brought from the forensic center.
Bonilla was murdered five blocks from his home while he was riding a motorcycle on the night of a recent Monday.
Three subjects, one a minor, would be the suspects in the violent act that was recorded on video surveillance cameras.
They ambushed the police to steal his motorcycle and killed him with his staff weapon, in Esmeraldas
A camera recorded the incident at around 9:00 p.m., on a street between the Tiwintza and 50 Casas neighborhoods, southern sector, confirmed Hólger Cortez, commander of the Esmeraldas Subzone.
Until this noon there were no arrests of suspects. The motorcycle was only recovered in a nearby crime sector.
“It is a valuable loss for his family, the community and the police institution, and he will not go unpunished,” he emphasized at the religious ceremony.
The theft of the motorcycle and its endowment weapon or premeditated murder are the hypotheses that are being investigated in this case, said Diego Velasteguí, deputy of the command of the Esmeraldas Subzone.
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Second Sergeant Bonilla Ferrín, a native of the province of Esmeraldas, was 41 years old, 18 of these in the Police.
He was a Dinapen investigative agent and was in charge of training in educational units and in the neighborhoods.
He has three children, ages 16, 12 and 9. The wake will take place at her home in Tiwintza and the burial will take place this Wednesday the 15th.
Mariana commented that she knew him for his support in the neighborhoods with the “I live without violence” project.
Adrián Castillo, parish priest who celebrated the religious service, commented on his contribution with youth programs with the Catholic Church.
Raúl Arauz, from Aldeas Infantiles, recalled the prevention they were carrying out with young students from this program, who tried to recruit criminal groups.
Jonathan Estupiñán, from the Paquito recreational program, remembers the murals they painted in La Propicia, with messages against violence.
Marco Girón, political chief, said that what is necessary will be done to recover security in Esmeraldas. (YO)
Source: Eluniverso
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