A man accused of sexual crimes against minors was detained in the municipality of Santa Rosa de Viterbo and left at the disposal of competent judicial authorities. ^[1] Authorities captured 11 people and imposed 122 fines for behaviors contrary to civic coexistence during the operation. ^[2] The Police and the Secretary of Security and Civic Coexistence of Sogamoso conducted four search warrants during the last week of August to combat theft, micro-trafficking, and the carrying of white weapons. ^[3] Brevas con arequipe is a traditional dessert from Boyacá that is particularly famous in Santa Rosa de Viterbo due to the ideal altitude for growing figs and the freshness of local dairy ingredients. ^[4] Santa Rosa de Viterbo is a municipality in the Boyacá department of Colombia that was named in honor of the Italian city of Viterbo and its patron saint, Santa Rosa. ^[5] Four search warrants allowed authorities to capture three other people required by justice for attempted theft and aggravated theft. ^[6] A meteorite found in 1810 on the Tocavita hill was declared Cultural Heritage of the Nation in 2011 and is now displayed in the town's main park. ^[7] A replica of the Palomo horse, a symbol of Colombian independence, stands in the historic center; the original horse was reportedly gifted to Simón Bolívar by Casilda Zafra, a local peasant woman, after the 1819 army crossing. ^[8]