The Public Ministry (MP) at the trial against former officials for the SAFE HOME CASE He requested that the syndicates receive convictions for the facts indicated, the application was made this Thursday, May 22 by the prosecutor Edgar Gómez of the Femicide Prosecutor’s Office.
On March 8, 2017, the death of 41 girls and adolescents in a fire in the Virgen de la Asunción home was recorded.
The day of the tragedy, the 56 minors (41 dead and 15 wounds) were locked in a classroom of the enclosure that was located at kilometer 25 of the road to San José Pinula.
Requested convictions
For Carlos Rodas, who was secretary of Social Welfare, the prosecutor requested two years for each of the 56 victims including those who suffered wounds, total 112 years for abuse against minor people.
In addition, four years for breach of duties, five for abuse of authority and the prohibition of exercising as a lawyer for eight years. Culpose homicide eight unconmutable years and two years due to guilty injuries. In total he requested 131 years in prison.
Against Santos Torres, former director of the Virgen de la Asunción Safe Household, the MP requested two years for each of the victims including those who suffered wounds, total 112 years for abuse against minor people.
Also four years for breach of duties, five for abuse of authority and prohibition of exercising as a lawyer for eight years. The Prosecutor’s Office also requested eight unconmetable years for guilty homicide and two years for guilty injuries to make a total of 131 years.
For Harold Augusto Flores, former childhood ex -prosecutor, the prosecutor requested two years for each of the victims including those who suffered wounds, total 112 years. In addition, four years for breach of duties and prohibition of exercising as a lawyer for four years.
The prosecutor also requested eight unbalanceable years for guilty homicide and two years for guilty injuries.
Brenda Julissa Chamán, former head of the Department of Special Protection against Maltrate, could receive two years for each of the victims including those who suffered wounds, total 112 years for abuse against minor people.
As requested, he could be added four years for breach of duties, eight unbalanceable years for guilty homicide and two years due to guilty injuries.
While Lucinda Eva Marroquín, former sub -inspector of the National Civil Police (PNC), could be sentenced to two years for each of the victims included those who suffered wounds, total 112 years for abuse against minors. In addition, eight unbalanceable years for guilty homicide and two for guilty injuries.
For Luis Armando Pérez Borja, a former PNC Deputy Commissioner, the prosecutor requested two years for each of the victims including those who suffered wounds, total 112 years for abuse of minors. He also requested five years of pressure for the alleged crime of guilty injuries. In total they could be 117 years in prison.
Gloria Castro, former child of childhood, could face a four -year penalty for breach of duties.