Amalfi Attack Survivors and Families of Fallen Officers Denounce Government Abandonment
In August, Colombia was shocked by the Amalfi attack that left 13 police officers dead and several injured during an operation against illegal armed structures. Months after the tragedy, Noticias RCN learned of complaints from survivors and victims' families, who claim to feel abandoned by the national government.
TL;DR
- New videos show the moments after the deadly attack in Amalfi that killed 13 police officers.
- Survivors and families of the victims allege abandonment by the national government.
- Videos captured by surviving officers show intense armed harassment before the explosion.
- Wounded officers reported 18 hours in combat zones before rescue, with survivors tending to the injured.
- Families accuse the government of lacking political will and not providing clear answers or updates on investigations.
- The crater left by the explosion suggests a pre-planned attack with explosives.
- Families are demanding truth, accompaniment, and justice for the tragedy.