2023-06-22 21:17:27
In ‘La Noche, the news is in Colombia today, and they are the technical and forensic results of the death of police colonel Óscar Darío Dávila Torres, which occurred on June 9 in the town of Teusaquillo, in the city of Bogotá, inside a van for official use.
THE NEWS: The official autopsy report from the National Institute of Legal Medicine and the results of the other technical actions carried out by the Attorney General’s Office, concluded that the officer Dávila Torres committed suicide.
THE FIRST KEY POINT OF THE NEWS: Who was Colonel Óscar Darío Dávila Torres and why the importance of the case? Due to his position and function, the officer was a key player in clarifying the polygraph scandal and the wiretaps, allegedly illegal interceptions, of Marelbys Meza, ex-nanny of the son of Laura Sarabia, the former powerful chief of staff of President Gustavo Petro. Colonel Dávila was the coordinator of the anticipatory protection of the presidential protection headquarters.
THE SECOND KEY POINT OF THE NEWS: To reach the conclusion that Colonel Dávila’s death was the result of suicide, the Colombian prosecutor’s office took into account, in addition to the necropsy, the analyzes carried out by forensic physicists from the CTI of the trajectory of the shot, and the traces of gunpowder found in the officer’s right hand and shirt cuff.
THE THIRD KEY POINT OF THE NEWS It is the so-called window of death established by the prosecution in the case of Colonel Dávila. The account of the events, since the last time the officer was seen alive, was described in this way by the deputy attorney general of the nation, Martha Mancera.
THE FOURTH KEY POINT OF THE NEWS: These are some details of the probative material collected at the scene of the events. As explained by the director of the CTI technical investigation body of the Prosecutor’s Office, Alberto Acevedo, the findings allow us to indicate that the weapon was activated by Colonel Dávila
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