In Panama, Jetniel Brown, who was linked to the death of 70-year-old Mr. Rogelio Hudson, turned himself in at the headquarters of the Directorate of Judicial Investigation (DIJ) in Colón. An arrest warrant was issued for Brown for the crime against life and personal integrity in its homicide modality. The elderly man died on February 14 at Santo Tomás Hospital in the capital city, where he had been transferred from Manuel Amador Guerrero Hospital in Colón after his condition worsened following an attack by a group of young people with stones in the Barrio Sur district of Colón. Apparently, the young man decided to turn himself in last night after his accomplice, Ge Dullah Blandón West, and a minor were apprehended by authorities in Colón. Blandón and Brown had been included on the 'Most Wanted' list for homicide after investigations established their involvement in the events that ultimately cost Hudson his life. In this case, Blandón and the minor remain apprehended, while the corresponding investigations continue.
