An ex officio investigation for the crime of abuse once morest individuals, confirmed the Ñuble Regional Prosecutor’s Office following the police procedure, where a police officer, now disengaged, violently threw a 15-year-old girl who was detained from the police patrol to the ground. The situation raised questions regarding the non-compliance with the protocols.
The Ñuble Regional Prosecutor’s Office reported this Tuesday followingnoon that resolved to initiate an ex officio investigation for the crime of abuse for the case of a minor who was detained and violently thrown to the ground by a police officer -unlinked- in the Plaza de Armas de Chillán.
The situation was revealed following a video viralized by social networks and it affected a 15-year-old adolescent.
In the registry, it is observed when one of the three officers who carried out the procedure He grabs the young woman, who is in handcuffs, by the feet and throws her violently onto the sidewalk, to then take her once more and enter the police patrol.
Given the above, Chillán’s chief prosecutor, Sergio Pérez Nova, resolved initiate an ex officio investigation for the crime of abuse once morest individuals.
After the arrest of a 15-year-old adolescent by the Carabineros in the capital of Ñuble, Chillán’s chief prosecutor, Sergio Pérez, decided to initiate an ex officio investigation for the crime of abuse once morest individuals. This, following learning regarding the fact by video on social networks pic.twitter.com/AZ95bGhP3V
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Police action that was repudiated by the INDH, where its representative in the Ñuble region, Daniel Concha, assured that “this procedure of Carabinieri it was totally out of protocols and respect for human rights ”.
Disengaged official
With the background of the case, the Prefecture of Carabineros Ñuble confirmed that it ordered the administrative acts for the “Immediate disengagement” of the cash that violently threw the minor.
In addition, the prefect (s) of Ñuble, Colonel Carlos Maureira Herrera, reported that “Initiated an administrative summary of the rest of the institutional staff who participated in this procedure, in order to determine his eventual responsibility in the facts ”.
“Carabineros does not tolerate, nor will it tolerate, situations outside the norm, protocols or that are outside the law, and reiterates its permanent and unrestricted commitment to respect human rights,” he added.
As reported by the institution, all the antecedents of the case were referred to the Public Ministry.
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