On September 12 , 2009 , the EPB commemorated the birthday of Albizu . Noting that he died after being jailed , the organization insisted that justice was not yet made , expressing chagrin at the idea that some of the responsible were now regarded as historically influential people . The EBP then drew a parallel between the death of Albizu and Ojeda Ríos , accusing the local and federal authorities of complicity , as well as some pro-independence organization ms due to their silence on the matter . The group closed by claiming that the General Inspector 's report tried to blame Ojeda Ríos for the actions of a FBI squad that " wanted to eliminate the real representative of armed resistance in Puerto Rico " and compared it to the actions taken during the Romero Barceló administration in regards to the Cerro Maravilla murders , and expressed disbelief that despite cooperating with the federal agencies the local government , most notably the Police of Puerto Rico , concluded that the scene was not tampered when they only saw photographic evidence provided by the FBI . Noting that the Civil Rights Commission investigating the case questioned if the scene was tampered , the organization lamented that the report concluded that no criminal charges could be presented against the federal agent identified as " Brian " or any of the other involved
Cerro Maravilla murders
Cerro Maravilla murders
Boricua Popular Army