RD extradited 30 for numerous crimes

posted on: Nov 21 2011 10:13 by RDugey. Viewed 36 times.


Since the beginning of the year, about thirty people who took refuge in the Dominican Republic after committing crimes in other countries were returned to respond before the judicial authorities.

These include Dominicans delivered in extradition to the United States foreign repatriated to their countries of origin and others who have decided to travel voluntarily to face the charges.

Since 1997 when the country resumed extradition of Creoles to the United States, or other nations where violated its laws, the number of sent back has been increasing, as well as deportations of Creoles to such an extent that in the first half of 2011, United States sent us 1,410 Creoles.

In a check of the archives of this newspaper revealed that the 30 people who will face justice in foreign beaches, 10 were ordered by the Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of u000aJustice.

In this Court is still pending the knowledge of the application that makes the United States against eight Creoles, including Ramón Antonio of the Rosario bridge (Toño firewood) and the urban merengue "Franklin the Boss". the case against the first, involved in the network who led the Puerto Rican drug dealer Jose David Figueroa August, has been forwarded more than ten timesdue to "procedural incidents".

30 Defendants, five are have surrendered voluntarily to the authorities to be sent before foreign courts and answer the charges.

While seven of the prisoners were citizens of the nation which required therefore not needed the processing of the SCJ, what comes in such cases is the repatriation.

While seven, although they are of Dominican origin, they obtained American citizenship, so it is not necessary that its u000aextradition is ordered by the Supreme Court, in accordance with the provisions of the extradition treaty signed between the United States.UU and country on June 19, 1909.

One case latest Dominicans who will go to a foreign court is that of Fermín Antonio Taveras Ramirez, captured by the police in Boca Chica, once run of Panama, where he is accused of murdering five Chinese.

Also of Carlos Luis Pinales Mejia, accused of murdering a woman in the United States in August 2008. Pinales, who is being held in Najayo prison, decided to voluntarily sign the consent to be extradited then that his case was known on seven occasions by the SCJ.