Pedro Castillo is demanding that the judge and prosecutor also be punished for the palace raid, his lawyer says.

In addition to requesting sanctions against PNP Colonel Harvey Colchado for his actions during the raid on government palace On August 9, President Pedro Castillo is trying to punish the judge who ordered the operation and the prosecutor who carried it out, Eduardo Pachas, the president’s lawyer, said on Thursday.

“The (request) is directed against whoever ordered and carried out” the raid, Pachas said in statements to RPP News citing judge Raul Justiniano and public prosecutor Hans Aguirre as responsible for the failed arrest Yennefer Peredesdaughter-in-law Lock.

The president’s lawyer pointed out that the judge’s decision contradicted Article 117 of the Constitution “on the inviolability of a citizen.” President of the RepublicIn this regard, he pointed out that the internal control bodies Power of attorney and from Public service determine whether the procedure was legal. “If it’s illegal, they will have a decision about it,” he said.

Attack Harvey Colchado

Pachas He also referred to the petition submitted Peter’s castle Inspector General of Police to initiate a sanctions process against Harvey Colchado, head of the task force, leading to his dismissal from the PNP.

He indicated that the request was submitted “because there is a message to the nation (oh Peter’s castle)”, in which he “declared the illegality of the interference, the search in his house”.

According to PachasThe police inspection must determine whether “it is legal to appear to the colonel and terminate the act in the presence of (prosecutor Hans Aguirre) at the address of the president” or enter the Government Palace “without a letterhead, without uniform, without registration (y) with the threat of arrest to the acting general (head of the Palace military at home)”.

Castillo’s lawyer said that during the August 9 raid Colonel Colchado He even threatened the staff in charge of the security cameras, accusing them of obstructing justice and trying to coerce other employees of the Government Palace, such as the cook, nanny and adjutant, “to say things against the president.”

Pachas rejected the initiative against padding associated with retribution for being the officer in charge of harassing and capturing people from the environment presidential castle.

“Here we are in the legal field and act in accordance with the Constitution and the law. Those who are the heads of the internal control body must decide whether the procedure is in accordance with the law,” he said.

Also. He stated that the head of the Special Police Group should not have been at the Government Palace on the day of the operation to detain Yenifer Paredes.

“Harvey Kochado I didn’t have any order, I couldn’t follow […] here’s the problem, she was there […] The fact of entering his (the president’s) dormitory, checking his belongings without removing his immunity is an action that cancels Article 117 of the Constitution,” he said.