Santiago Gavilanes
Santiago Gavilanes has recently been appointed as the new chief of police for the district of Durán, taking over from Roberto Santamaría. Gavilanes will be responsible for overseeing police operations in a region that has faced significant challenges due to gang violence and criminal activity. His role involves continuing the efforts to maintain law and order, coordinating police interventions, and addressing the ongoing disputes among local criminal factions.
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Ecuador:
Santiago Gavilanes, deputy police chief of the Durán district, explained in a recent interview that the capture of leaders influenced the containment of homicides during 2026.
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Ecuador:
Santiago Gavilánes, chief of the Durán district, reported the use of explosives for extortion in his jurisdiction.
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Ecuador:
Santiago Gavilanes, the deputy police chief of Durán, requested support from prosecutors to ensure judicial processes are transparent.
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Ecuador:
Santiago Gavilanes, the police chief of the Durán district, explained that abandoned houses are often used by criminal organizations.
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Ecuador:
Santiago Gavilanes is the subcommander of the Durán district who indicated the suspects' affiliation with Chone Killer.
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Ecuador:
Santiago Gavilanes, jefe de la Policía de Durán, atribuyó esta disminución de los índices de violencia a los operativos preventivos ejecutados por la Policía Nacional.
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Bolivia:
Santiago Gavilanes is the police chief of Durán who provided details about the kidnapping case.
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Ecuador:
Santiago Gavilanes is the chief of the Durán district who reported on the rescue of the victims.
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Ecuador:
Santiago Gavilanes, the police chief in charge of the jurisdiction, mentioned prioritizing eight educational institutions for security measures.
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Ecuador:
Santiago Gavilanes is the police chief of the Durán district who reported on the robbery incident.
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