This Friday, the names of the men in uniform who will serve as army and police leadership during the president’s administration have been revealed. Gustavo Petroand among them the General was elected Henry Armando Sanabria Cely, who will it be? To the new chief of police and the general Yackeline Navarro deputy director of the institution.
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Among the officers who will have to leave the institution is the current police commander, Gen. George Louis Vargas’s photo.; Deputy Chief of Police, General Hoover PenileMajor General Herman Alegandro Bustamante, who is also Director of Citizen Security.
Major General Ramiro Castrillón Lara, who served as Chief Inspector, would also leave; Major General Fabián Laurens Cárdenas, National Head of Human Development for the institution; Major General Ferdinand Murillo, who is responsible for Dijín; Major General Julio César González Bedoya, Police District 8 Commander.
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Likewise, Major General Juan Alberto Libreros, who commanded the Transit Directorate; Major General Óscar Gómez Heredia, Commander of the Sabana Metropolitan Police District; Major General Manuel Antonio Vásquez Prada, who heads the Health Department; Major General Elicer CamachoBogota Metropolitan Police Commander.
Others to leave are Major General Jesús Alejandro Barrera Peña, director of the Carabineros; Major General Norbert Mujicain the Intelligence Directorate; Major General Ricardo Alarcón, who commanded the Anti-Narcotics Police; as well as Brigadier General Silverio Augusto Suárez, Director of Social Welfare; Brigadier General Pablo Antonio Criollo as Secretary General; Brigadier General Luis Ernesto García, working in the Planning Office.
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Likewise, Brigadier General Gustavo Franco Gomez, from Police District 6; Brigadier General Samuel Darío Bernal Rojas, Bucaramanga Police Commander; Brigadier General Marco Aurelio Bolivar Suárez, military and police criminal prosecutor; and Brigadier General Pablo Ferney Ruiz Garzón in Police District 4.
Source: Exame
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