At the Bolivarian National Police (PNB) headquarters in Patapalo, where there are more than 287 prisoners, relatives reported that all their belongings were taken from prevention center detainees.
“They have asked us to deliver packages. But we haven’t spoken to our relatives yet because they have no way to communicate.”Zuleima Angulo said as she waited to hand over a package to a relative.
Alexa Reinoso stood in line to deliver the package to her family and reported: “They took everything from them, they didn’t have a mattress, they took their clothes, their bathroom. “They left him there like a dog. “he shouted angrily.
“There is scabies here and there is scabies. “My husband has conjunctivitis”Angulo said.
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Aracelys Mendoza also emphasized that everything comes from those who are deprived of their freedom: “They left them without clothes, without food, without medicine. They had nothing and they made us race”he pointed out.
Finally, they explained that they had suspended visits to minors and had taken away the children’s toys.
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