2023-10-12 17:25:32
The case of the lynching in the Media Luna sector is already in the hands of the National Court of Justice (CNJ). Lynching: what happened?
Lynching: what happened?
Important. Approximately a year has passed since a young man left his house at 9:00 p.m. to buy a chicken and the ‘town justice’ snatched his way back.
The tragedy occurred in the Media Luna sector, when several residents ‘caught’ the citizen considering that he was a criminal, then they began to attack him with sticks, then they called the Police, immediately the victim would be taken to the hospital, where he died. due to a blow to the head that caused brain trauma.
After the lynching, those responsible would affirm that the action was a consequence of the discontent and indignation produced by crime in the sector, so, upon noticing the presence of the young man, they immediately activated a community alarm and several people arrived with a club in their hands. hand”.
Action. When the case entered into investigations, the Prosecutor’s Office prosecuted three people, the same ones who attacked the citizen at head height, giving him the death blow. The citizens would appeal, stating that they were not part of the event, to which the justice body responded, with evidence, that demonstrated the opposite.
Those responsible were identified through various techniques, including analysis of video surveillance cameras, evaluation of their physical appearance and clothing. In addition, they carried out procedures such as the identification of physical features and build, comparing this information with that of the Civil Registry; Likewise, the Provincial Prosecutor’s Office carried out raids and found items of clothing in the house of the accused that coincided with those shown in the videos, such as the conversations on the cell phones of those involved about what happened.
Namely. Thus, the court found them guilty in the first instance, they appealed and the result was the same, so the case is in the National Court of Justice (CNJ), announced Jose Luis Díaz, lawyer for the Anti-Corruption Commission (CNA). Ch).A
The entry Lynching: what happened? It was first published in Diario La Prensa Riobamba.
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