The preliminary report of the National Institute of Forensic Sciences (INACIF)describes in his autopsy the traumas detected in the Corpse of David de los Santos.
The results of the autopsy were delivered to the Public ministry who presents it as evidence in the file coercive measure request.
“David de los Santos externally presents: abrasion in the right frontal region; bilateral eyelid edema; conjunctival hemorrhage; contusions with abrasions on the elbows”, collects the file.
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Also “circular abrasions on both wrists; edema in both wrists and back of the hands; abrasions in the hypochondrium and flank on the right side, dorsal region, lumbar region and legs”.
Likewise, it reveals “epidermolysis in wrists; back of the hands, scrotum and lumbar region causing a severe contusive cranioencephalic trauma that caused his death.
Coercion
The knowledge of the coercive measure against those involved in the murder of the young man was postponed until Friday, May 13 David of the Saints.
The decision to postpone was made by disposition of the judge of the Judicial Office of Permanent Attention of the National District, Rigoberto Cena Salas.
The judge plans to hear the coercion of three civilians and four agents of the National Police who would have composed themselves to kill the young man.
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This knowledge was produced with the aim that the Public ministry advance the evidence that the witness can provide Wistel-Pier, who was not present at today’s hearing. Research indicates that David of the Saints He was beaten to death while he was being held in the Ensanche Naco police station.
According to the accusation of the Public Ministry, those responsible for the death of the 24-year-old are the Captain Domingo Alberto Rodríguez Rodríguez; second lieutenant Germán García de la Cruz; the Corporal Alfonso Decena Hernandez and the satin Saint Manuel González García (or Sari Manuel González García).
Similarly, the civilians Santiago Mateo Victoriano, Michael Pérez Ramos and Jean Carlos Martínez Peñawho were confined in the cell of the police detachment where the act was committed.
