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Tribunal sentences Cristopher Martínez Serrano to 247 years for extortion and other crimes

Summary by Diario La Página
The Office of the Attorney-General of the Republic (FGR) ensures that 17 MS gang members operating in Usulután receive sentences of up to 247 years in prison for serious crimes: 17 cases of aggravated extortion2 cases of proposal and conspiracy to commit the crime of aggravated homicide1 case of preparatory actsTerrorist organizations, among others.One of those convicted is Cristopher William Martínez Serrano, who was sentenced to 247 years for …
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Tribunal sentences Cristopher Martínez Serrano to 247 years for extortion and other crimes

The Office of the Attorney-General of the Republic (FGR) ensures that 17 MS gang members operating in Usulután receive sentences of up to 247 years in prison for serious crimes: 17 cases of aggravated extortion2 cases of proposal and conspiracy to commit the crime of aggravated homicide1 case of preparatory actsTerrorist organizations, among others.One of those convicted is Cristopher William Martínez Serrano, who was sentenced to 247 years for …

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Diario La Página broke the news in on Monday, February 17, 2025.
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