2024-09-15 00:55:31
If Sebastián Zamora decides to return to the institution, “due to the time that has passed, he will be sent to the Carabineros de Chile Training Center.”
General Juan Muñoz, head of the Santiago East Zone, referred to the possible reinstatement of Sebastián Zamora to Carabineros, who had been discharged as part of the investigation into the so-called Pío Nono case, where he was finally acquitted.
In view of this situation, The institution reduced the sanction and it remained as a warning on his record, Zamora was therefore in a position to request reinstatement.
In response to this, General Muñoz explained that “Carabineros has complied with due process, it is resolved and now, It is up to him to request prompt rehabilitation in this way.”
“This process, from now on, will continue, it will be passed on to the National Personnel Directorate and it is awaiting the request that the police officer or the former police officer Zamora makes and carries out in order to, in this way, “the rehabilitation of the same will be carried out, and once he is presented, he will be rehabilitated in the same unit where he was,” the senior officer explained.
In the event that Sebastián Zamora decides to return to Carabineros, “due to the time that has passed, he will be sent to the Carabineros de Chile Training Center, in order to complete his respective training, update standards, processes and, in this way, be able to return to his status as a Carabineros officer.”
Regarding the reduction of his sanction, General Muñoz argued that “it is part of a regulatory administrative process based on due process. The reprimand is an administrative sanction that, of course, mainly affects his professional performance, but without prejudice to this and through his performance, he could eventually continue with his regulatory professional career.”
For his part, Zamora himself declared to Emol that “I was notified of the decision today. I don’t know if I will start tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, on Friday or next week.”