Caravelí’s preparatory investigation judge, Ronald Salas Quinto, issued freedom with appearance with restrictions for the 8 villagers of the Chala district who were arrested on July 11 during the police intervention to release Km 618 of the Panamericana Sur, Chala district, which was taken by miners affiliated with the confeMin who requested the prolongation of the validity of the reinforcement.
While the prosecution requested the 9 -month preventive detention Against José Sánchez Quispe, José Nucante Cacsire, Isau Olortegui Salinas, Vicente Evangelista Caja, Mercedes Quispe Chochoca, Gustavo Mamani Ayamamani, Walter Machaca Zapana and Christian Torres Huaman for the alleged crimes extortionhindering public services and violence against authority, the magistrate only considered that the accused are involved in aggressions against police officers, but what It was not necessary to internalize in the prison.
The judge questioned the position of the Prosecutor’s Office to link them with the crimes of extortion and hindering public services. Considered that at this extreme the Requirement was poor.
During the resolution, the magistrate said there are Serious and founded elements that link them with the acts of violence against the police as the intervention records in flagrance, film registration during the confrontations and testimonies of witnesses who assure that the prosecuted participated in the clashes against the police They released the road.
While the estimated penalty prognosis of 6 years and 8 months to be imposed is greater than five years to dictate the preventive detention, he said that It is not proportionate to the purpose of the Prosecutor’s Office for the aggressions to the agents, so the Appearance with restrictions is the most suitable and will be nine months.
The accused must follow rules of conduct As not absent from the place of residence, go to the court once a month, go to the citations, not maintain contact between them, do not participate in protests and carry out the payment of a bond according to their economic possibilities, some of them offered to pay 10 thousand soles.
TO José Sánchez 2,000 soles were imposed, José Nucante 10 thousand soles, ISAU OLORTEGUI 10 thousand soles, Juan Machaca 15 thousand soles, Christian Torres Huamán 10 thousand soles, Vicente Evangelista 5 thousand soles, Mercedes Quispe 5 thousand soles, Gustavo Mamani 5 thousand soles.
