Given the recent possible threats published by inmates against Felix Verdejo Sánchez, the Federal Marshals Service reported today that “it will take all necessary measures to ensure the safety” of the boxer, accused of the crime of Keishla Marlen Rodríguez Ortiz.
“The Federal Marshals Service does not tolerate nor supports any type of violence against any human being,” the agency said in written statements. “Our agency provides safe and humane treatment, medical services and transportation to all federal prisoners throughout the United States and its territories,” he added.
Verdejo Sánchez is incarcerated in the Guaynabo federal prison without the right to bail. He faces charges for the crimes of kidnapping resulting in death, carjacking resulting in death and the intentional murder of an unborn baby. For kidnapping and carjacking with death, the death penalty could be applied to this case.
Social media videos circulating in several channels have been publishing videos made by alleged inmates in which they specifically mention Verdejo and their intent to harm him, for violating street “codes” regarding his recent accusations.
