Dani Alves He continues to be detained in the Brians 2 prison, in Catalonia, and he already knows that this will be the case until the trial to which he will be subjected for the rape of a 23-year-old girl at the Sutton disco in Barcelona at the end of the year. As the investigation is nearing completion, the trial is supposed to be at the end of 2023.
What would be the sentence to which the Brazilian soccer player is exposed? Eight to ten years in jail, as reported by the newspaper El Mundo, citing judicial sources. “The alleged abuse of superiority of the defendant by forcing himself on the victim will be taken into account, as she first declared before the police and then in court. For this, her alleged intention to deceive her by not telling her that they were going to the court will be taken into account. sink and then the alleged blows he gave her in the bathroom to force her,” added the Madrid media outlet. The maximum for this crime in Spain is 12 years.
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Meanwhile, from the defense of the former Barcelona, the innocence of any crime is maintained because it is argued that the sexual relationship was consensual, despite not saying so in his first statement, according to his defenders, to protect the victim and avoid a confrontation with his wife, the model Joana Sanz.
One of the reasons for the Court to maintain provisional detention, in addition to the risk of escape, is that the trial will not be long in coming. “To all the arguments we must add that the investigation is practically finished when a month has passed since the arrest of Mr. Alves”, indicated the Court of Barcelona.
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Journalist guard outside the prison.“Therefore, it is foreseeable and desirable that in a short period of time the investigation is completed and the summary concluded, so that provisional detention can be maintained for a reasonable period of time, without reaching the legally established maximums,” said the Hearing of Barcelona, according to El Mundo.