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Power of attorney will assess this Monday, January 23rd, whether it will cancel the 15-day provisional arrest warrant issued to Rocío Leandro Melgar, President Popular Defense Front of Ayacucho.
Third National Court of Criminal Appeal indicated that the hearing would take place from 9:30 am at the headquarters of the judiciary of Carlos Zavala, located in Cercado de Lima.
In addition, the higher court will consider the cancellation of a 15-day preventive arrest order issued against 7 other individuals who, along with Leandro Melgar, are under investigation by the prosecutor’s office on suspicion of belonging to a terrorist organization that damages the state.
They are Alejandro José Manai Pillaca, Alex Miguel Gomez Falcon, Estefani Jasmine Alania Chumbes, Piero Giles Gamboa, Fernando Quinto Cuba, Julisa Gomez Ayala and Clido Arturo Canales Tentalean.
Appeals
Superior room will appreciate the offers presented Rocio Leandro Melgar and others were investigated with a view to overturning the decision of the Third National Preparatory Investigation Court ordering a 15-day pre-trial detention at the request of the representative of the prosecutor’s office investigating the case.
The High Panel found that Leandro Melgar and the other detainees were exercising their self-defense virtually from the DIVIAC police headquarters located in Cercado de Lima, where they are after being detained by police on January 12 in Ayacucho bajo on charges of facilitating the violent protests registered in the region country.
They also indicated that on that day they would only consider an appeal against the preliminary arrests made in this case, and that complaints about searches, lockouts, searches, seizures and others that were carried out in buildings where persons under investigation were kept ” will be held at a later date, of which the procedural parties will be notified in a timely manner.
Source: RPP
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