In Río Abajo, the police ended a months-long search. Edwin Enrique Quintana, known as 'Chemberre', was arrested after being located and apprehended by units of the National Police. They had him in their sights for allegedly leading the 'Ptos Ganster' gang. Quintana was on the most-wanted list in Panama, and his capture was a priority for security agencies. The authorities had offered a reward of $5,000 for anyone who provided information that could lead to his whereabouts. His name is linked to 'Operation Muralla', carried out in June 2025 in Curundú, an operation that sought to dismantle criminal structures and left several investigations open. In this complex case, Chemberre was the last key piece that needed to be moved.
