New details of Harold Barragán's pre-agreement with the Prosecutor's Office for the murder of Miguel Uribe
The alleged criminal leader Harold Daniel Barragán Ovalle would pay 21 years in prison after accepting charges in a pre-agreement with the Attorney General's Office.
TL;DR
- Harold Daniel Barragán Ovalle, accused of being a criminal leader, accepted charges in a pre-agreement with the Prosecutor's Office.
- He is charged as an improper co-author in the aggravated homicide of Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay.
- Barragán was involved in planning the attack, coordinating the use of a minor as the material perpetrator, and supplying modified firearms.
- He also faces charges for aggravated criminal conspiracy, illegal arms possession, and the use of minors in committing crimes.
- The attack occurred on June 7, 2025, in Bogotá, leading to Uribe's death on August 11, 2025.
- Barragán, known as 'FIRMA,' will be sentenced to 256 months (21 years and 4 months) in prison.
- The pre-agreement is intended to ensure prompt and effective justice and recognize the accused's responsibility.