Freddy Díaz: Guard of the congressman guarded his office during sexual assault on a worker

The personal security agent legislator Freddy Diaz Monago, petty officer pnp Jaime Tolentino Riquelme he was guarding the access door of the congressman’s office when he sexually abused his secretary.

In statements before the Second Supreme Criminal Prosecutor’s Office, the victim’s partner, Juan Rodriguez Huaranca reported that at 11:15 p.m. on July 26 He asked non-commissioned officer Jaime Tolentino if his girlfriend was inside Legislator Díaz’s office. The cash refused to make the query.

“The security personnel (Jaime Tolentino) told me that he did not know if that (the victim) was (in Díaz’s office), so I asked him to knock on the office door again to make sure. Faced with the refusal (by Jaime Tolentino), (…) I insisted again to the security personnel (Jaime Tolentino) to knock on the door, again giving his refusal “, Juan Rodríguez testified, revealing the complicity of the police force.

By declaring before the prosecution, The cash Jaime Tolentino Riquelme confirmed that when the victim’s lover, Juan Rodríguez, asked to speak with Congressman Freddy Díaz to ask him about his partner, the parliamentarian was inside his office.

On stage. Freddy Díaz was in his office at a key time. Photo: Congress

“The man (Juan Rodríguez) insists, he enters the office wanting to interview the congressman, and I, as security personnel, fulfilling my role of preventing and safeguarding the parliamentarian, proceed to knock on the congressman’s door. The latter (Díaz) comes out and tells me: ‘I’m coming out, Tolentino’. I turn and refer to Mr. (Juan Rodríguez) “, stated in his story.

However, after midnight, Noncommissioned Officer Jaime Tolentino asked Juan Rodriguez Huaranca to leave the place, He closed the access door to the office and prevented entry.

“I continued to insist, (…) but Mr. Tolentino proceeded to close the office door,” said the partner of Freddy Díaz’s secretary.

However, Congressman Díaz told the prosecutors that he did not obtain communication with anyone until at 1:50 in the morning of July 27 he checked his cell phone and saw the messages on his receipt. Jaime Tolentino in which he told her that there was a person outside asking about the victim.

obvious complicity

Namely, Congressman Freddy Díaz was in his office at the time the rape occurred, according to what was reported by the secretary.

Juan Rodríguez also informed the Prosecutor’s Office that he heard screams and moans from a woman coming from inside Freddy Díaz’s office. But, when he asked Noncommissioned Officer Jaime Tolentino, he replied that he had not heard anything.

Then, at 1 in the morning, the security personnel of the building went up to the fifth floor due to the emergency call made by the victim’s partner, Juan Rodriguez Huarancca.

At that moment, moans were heard again from inside the office. However, Jaime Tolentino, who was guarding the office door, he argued that they were voices coming from a television that had been left on.

“The security personnel of the congressman (Jaime Tolentino) approached and He said that there was a television in the office as if referring to the fact that the complaint was due to it, to which I told him that it was not possible”, John narrated.

At 2 in the morning, the congressman Freddy Diaz finally he left his office and non-commissioned officer Jaime Tolentino came to protect him, while Juan Rodríguez Huarancca proceeded to film him with his cell phone and ask him about his partner.

In his account, Jaime Tolentino pointed out that he saw Congressman Freddy Díaz as normal and that he did not notice signs of being drunk. “I failed to see any difficulty”he said, when several witnesses maintain the opposite.

It’s more, Legislator Freddy Díaz himself told the prosecutors that when he left his office he had to go down the stairs because he was dizzy. Tolentino was protecting him.

“I lean on the handrail of the stairs because I could have easily fallen,” he said. Freddy Diaz Monago.

Sources from La República reported that, After the 120-day sanction received by congressman Freddy Díaz, noncommissioned officer Jaime Tolentino Riquelme was transferred as a safeguard for congresswoman Cheryl Trigozo, of Alliance for Progress (APP), Diaz’s former bench colleague.