TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS.- Although the United States Drug Enforcement Administration to give, for its acronym in English), assures that he is awaiting the extradition of the former police chief, Juan Carlos “The Tiger” Bonilla, the Supreme Court (CSJ) and Chancellery they claim they have not received any requests.
Melvin duarte, spokesperson for Power of attorney, declared to THE HERALD that “according to verification, it has not been received in the presidency (from the CSJ) application for ‘El Tigre’ Bonilla ”.
The complaint of the to give is that “the government of Honduras has not extradited Mario Cálix Hernández, Juan Carlos Bonilla Valladares nor to Arnaldo Urbina Soto ”. These co-conspirators of “Tony” Hernández, including his cousin Mauricio Hernández Pineda, Cálix Hernández, Bonilla Valladares, Arnaldo Urbina Soto, Carlos Fernando Urbina Soto and Miguel Ángel Urbina Soto, are also charged with crimes related to firearms and drug trafficking.
THE HERALD yesterday he consulted the Secretary of State, Lisandro Rosales. Placeholder image, whether an extradition request has been received “The Tiger” Bonilla on the part of the United States government and answered “no”.
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Extradition
In the case of Urbina Soto, his extradition was declared appropriate but is being postponed because he is serving a sentence in Honduras for other crimes, he explained. Duarte
Once the former mayor of Yoro serves his sentence, his extradition would be carried out in accordance with legal provisions, if the United States authorities still require it.
In the case of Cálix Hernández, there is already an appointed judge, but his whereabouts are unknown, at one point it was learned that he voluntarily surrendered to the United States. This is an unconfirmed extreme, the US authorities themselves can make that known.
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