Councilor Identified as Leader of Criminal Group

A councilor is suspected of leading an organization involved in the illegal sale of water. Authorities have confirmed his ties to the 'October 22 Union' group.

The councilor has been identified as the leader of the self-proclaimed 'October 22 Union', an organization linked to the irregular distribution and sale of water through water trucks.

'The councilor has been identified as the leader of the self-proclaimed 'October 22 Union',' authorities stated. 'This organization is known for the irregular distribution and sale of water via water trucks.'

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