What are the fines for people who block roads and interfere with free movement?

Criminal lawyer Mario Amoretti assured that people blocking highways or hindering free movement face five to ten years for extortion.

“From the moment they block the road, they are in the process of extortion, for which this crime is punishable by five to ten years in prison. We have that these killings of policemen with the use of fire are qualified as murder. blunt means, as we have seen, and death occurs, including with imprisonment for up to 20 years, ”he said in News Extension.

Mario Amoretti He also explained that the Criminal Code makes it a crime of terrorism for those who cause alarm or terror by using catastrophic means or weapons such as handicrafts or pyrotechnics or bombs to cause injury to police officers or fires in public or private buildings.

“We have to individualize, because, of course, a protest march is not always all terrorists. There are scouts who commit these heinous acts. And we also have that the United Nations considers the seizure of airports like Arequipa, Cusco or Juliaca a crime against terrorism. These are acts of terrorism, that’s what the law says,” he said.

police protection

Mario Amoretti reported that she has formed a team of lawyers to protect national police agents who may be exposed during the containment of violent demonstrations.

According to the lawyer, the government sends the police “virtually to the victim” only with a shield, despite the fact that laws authorize law enforcement agencies to use their weapons and, above all, in self-defense.

“There is Cesar Nakazawi, Dr. Lamas Puccio, Julio Rodriguez and other experienced lawyers. Together with Dr. Nakazawe, we protect people from the army who were convicted, and I believe that this is one of the reasons why they did not want to join is that they enter, they do something in defense of society, and their exposed and persecuted to this day,” he added.

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