This is how thousands of soldiers were released from prison to the mafia boss

In Ecuador, which is preparing for the elections next week, the chaos in the country is growing after the assassination of presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio the day before.

The mafia boss José Adolfo Macías, nicknamed Phyto, who threatened to kill the famous presidential candidate before Villavicencio, was transferred yesterday from the prison to the high security pavilion, where he was being held, with a search and a large operation. Hundreds of police and soldiers participated in the operation, which took place at dawn.

In the images shared by international news agencies, 4,000 heavily armed police officers and soldiers accompanied Fito, leader of the Los Choneros criminal organization. Ecuadorian President Guillermo Lasso said: “Fito has been transferred to La Roca, a high-security prison where 150 people are housed,” while Fito, who is in his underwear with his hair and beard tangled in the images, he was taken.

Thousands of soldiers and police officers participated in the operation.

It is also estimated that he controlled at least one block of the prison where Fito was taken. Villavicencio, who testified a week before he was killed, said that Fito threatened him. Villavicencio had declared war on drug traffickers and criminal organizations.

Soldiers and police officers participated in the transfer of Fito.

Although 6 Colombians were detained in connection with the incident, one person was killed.

Fito, who was sentenced to 34 years in prison for organized crime, drug trafficking and homicide, is being held in prison. In Ecuador, prisons have become the center of the drug trafficking operation.