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Local June 20, 2017 | 7:08 pm

Super Tucano case: Air Force Col. stays behind bars, prosecution gets more time

Santo Domingo.- A National District judge on Tuesday ruled to keep Dominican Air Force Col. Carlos Piccini behind bars and allowed he prosecution to widen the investigation into the Super Tucano airplane bribe case. Third Instruction court judge Danilo Amador Quevedo extended Piccini's pretrial detention two more months and granted the same term to the Anticorruption Prosecutor's Office to expa... Read more

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