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Prosecutor denounces judges of SPM release narcos
posted on: Dec 27 2011 8:51 by RDugey. Viewed 32 times.
The procurator fiscal of El Seibo, Henry Estévez, deplored the release of four men accused of drug trafficking in the Court of San Pedro de Macoris and indicated that the action blurs the justice in the region East.
In statements to the press, the representative of the public prosecutor's Office said that "this is a negative and damaging message in the fight against drug trafficking and organized crime".
Estevez questioned the decision of the Collegiate Court of the House criminal of the Court of first instance of San Pedro de Macoris, leave in freedom four involved in the case of 103 kilos of cocaine, had a sentence of 30 years in prison.
He said that they were released those convicted of drug trafficking Rubén de la Cruz of the Rosa (Ñe), Victor Candelario Ortiz (Victor ballot), Félix Alberto Zorrilla Páez and Santiago custodian of León.
Argued that the four men were arrested on the Costa Esmeralda Beach the u000aJuly 2, 2007, in Miches, and that despite all the evidence against him now were released way strange.
Accused the judges of the Collegiate Court of San Pedro, composed of Kenya of the Pilar Tavárez Henríquez, Chairman; Hydaliza Ramírez HENRIQUEZ, surrogate judge of the President, and Jumaris Tuitt Santana; judge, member acting, revoke the judgement.
He said that the ruling was given the past day 16, but he came to public light the past weekend, by what is presumed to have been an acechado stick given justice in the East.
Appeal
the Prosecutor Estevez said that the decision of the judges of San Pedro, and hoped that they were claiming appeal.
"Was a Black Friday for Justice, because of what it implies to the detriment of Dominican society and in the fight against organised crime and drug trafficking", said.
"The region was surprised with this decision, and just as the" u000a"women judges reconsider the decision which undermines the justice in the eastern region," he said.
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