During a military operation conducted on the afternoon of Saturday, January 13, in the Santiago de Roldós cooperative, located to the south of the city, a house was raided, revealing a closed-circuit surveillance system. According to the officer in charge, this system was intended to monitor the area and alert criminal groups to any law enforcement incursion.
The operation was carried out discreetly, observed by curious neighbors who hesitated to enter their homes despite the armed personnel's persistent requests.
Inside the residence, a woman was also found in possession of a firearm and subsequently arrested. The officer explained that the detained individual claimed to have rented the house just two days prior and could not justify the presence of the pistol on the property. After completing the operation, the woman was transported in a bus under military custody to a nearby barracks.
Neighbors asserted that the house belongs to the footballer Brayan Angulo, currently playing for The Strongest club in Bolivia. Parked outside the residence was a luxury off-road vehicle, a Chevrolet Suburban with no plates and of Mexican origin.
An elderly man approached the site of the raid, expressing indignation. He identified himself as the footballer's grandfather and stated that if there was a firearm in the residence, it was for personal security, not due to connections with criminal groups. "Everything my grandson has achieved is thanks to football, not through anything illegal," he affirmed.
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