A Fort Lauderdale federal jury has convicted an anti-corruption Bolivian police official of trying to extort money from an exiled businessman now living in Miami Lakes.
March 14, 2014 at 11:00 AM
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A Bolivian police official has been convicted in Fort Lauderdale federal court for traveling to South Florida in an attempt to extort a political exile.
Mario Ormachea Aliaga, the national chief of the Bolivian police anti-corruption department, was convicted Thursday in Fort Lauderdale of coming to the United States to commit extortion and attempted extortion.
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