records and going door to door. most gang members are long gone, arrested or have fled. crime, including the murder rate, has plummeted. but the policy hasn t brought everyone peace. with more than 65,000 people arrested, thousands with no discernible gang links were caught in the dragnet. among them, jose duval mata. troops swept into his village a year ago. his mother hasn t seen him since and is desperate with worry. translation: i went to the “ail and i heard cries coming i from inside, help us! help! i can t take any more. that caused me so much pain in heart. my poor son. marcela provided the court with evidence thatjose duval had no gang ties, from his clean criminal record to his high school diploma. yet still, he remains behind bars. what s interesting about all of these papers is that they add up to a picture of a young man
crime, including the murder rate, has plummeted. but the policy hasn t brought everyone peace. with more than 65000 people arrested, thousands with no discernable gang links were caught in the dragnet. among them, jose duval mata. troops swept into his village a year ago. his mother hasn t seen him since and is desperate with worry. i went to the jail and you would hear their cries coming from inside. help us. i went to the jail and you would hear their cries coming from inside. help us. help. i can t take anymore. that caused me so much pain in my heart, my poor soul. marcela provided the court with evidence thatjose duval had no gang ties from his clean criminal record to his high school diploma. yet still, he remains behind bars. what s interesting about all of these papers is that they add up to a picture of a young man who had a job, who had a family, who s been vouched for by the community,
dead, the suspects all with gang ties. but the sheriff had to call in the feds for help in getting justice because he thought the county d.a. would not be tough enough. what s that all about?
look for more gang ties. so, peggy, i went ahead and was able to get the letters out of your property. i did read them. i did find that you had nothing that was considered gang-related in there. but i cannot give these back to you. i m going to put them in your property. when you leave the facility, you can get them from your property. do you have any questions so far? including my baby dad s letter. yeah. another question for you, the last time you were here you were in 3b, there was a report where you were threatening another inmate. you remember that incident? you threatened according to this information, you threatened her because she gave information about drugs in the unit and you threatened her. me? just telling you what s on your history. all of this is news to you? none of this you did? nope. because of the information we have here, you cannot work. also because of this here, once again, we re very closely monitoring you. any more instances i have, i have to lo
what have you learned? reporter: for the first time, we have a name. we know who paid for the hit on the papi. we have a better understanding of the timing that went into the plot. a week before the shooting, you had this new suspect, alberto miguel rodriguez molta meeting with intermediary, someone who s in prison for homicide charges, someone who obviously has gang ties, who is involved in the underbelly of the dominican republic and they set up a team of assassins who began plotting to kill david ortiz. we don t know the connection between this new suspect and ortiz, why he would want to kill him. if he perhaps is just working for somebody else. there are so many different levels to this, but the day of the shooting, this team of