In the midst of the hearing to legitimize the detention of four police officers arrested for illegally detaining two former employees of President Gustavo Petro’s former private secretary, Laura Sarabia.they uncovered at least 4 unknown data belonging to that department without planning.
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For about two hours, prosecutor 102 Cindy Hernández gave details about the arrest of the suspects. Sijín Alfonso Quinchanegua mayor of Quinchanegua; patrols of this organization Dana Alejandra Canizales Bonilla, Jhon Fredi Morales Cárdenas, Fredy Alexander Gómez Bustamante and Chief of Police Carlos Andrés Loaiza Correa.
But, Before the prosecution’s intervention began, attorney Laura Kamila Toro, a proxy defender of Marelbys Meza, disclosed important information to demand that her client be recognized as a victim in the process..
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Actually, The criminal lawyer said that Meza was given a briefcase at Laura Sarabia’s home and after receiving it, she went on vacation, but called her to come to the apartment and answer some questions about the loss of the bag.
According to Attorney Toro, They asked Marelbys Meza, the former babysitter, to come to Sarabia’s house; Here, in an interview, he met unidentified people who asked him a few questions and took their fingerprints..
Moreover, They summoned him to the Presidential headquarters on Monday (January 30th) to take a polygraph test for loss of money..
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SAccording to Attorney Toro, Marelbys Meza was picked up by Laura Sarabia’s driver and given a lie detector test, intimidated by this test, they took her cell phone without a password and told her she would not leave.“Because he’s a thief.” until the money doesn’t show up.
And here comes the first unknown truth. D.They say that as a result of Marelbys Meza’s complaint, several investigations were launched by the Prosecutor’s Office and they realized that the only phone seized for this was not Marelbys Meza’s phone..
According to the lawyer, in addition to Meza’s hearing, surveillance and numerous searches were also carried out in the vicinity of the former nanny.
It was already known that he had a brother. He was captured and investigated by different people. But no, a friend of Gustavo Petro’s ex-employee, the then-president’s private secretary, was also the target of these surveillances..
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In addition, there is another important fact revealed by the criminal. Toro reassured that after Marelbys Meza was polygraphed, he was apparently put in a car that the former chief of staff’s secretary was traveling in.
In practice, this means Sarabia (or at least two of her direct employees) know in real time what happened to her former nanny.
The first part of the hearing for the legalization of the detention of the 4 arrested police officers ended and the judge requested a break for the evaluation of the applications. Next will come the hearing of the insurance measure, where the prosecutor will have to support the participation of those caught in the illegal intervention of Marelbys.Sarabia’s other employee is Fabiola Perea and another woman identified as Luzcelia Robles Arrieta.
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The lawyer for the latter, Santiago Delascasas, said they were briefed about this intervention by the Prosecutor’s Office just two weeks ago. and even an allegation of impersonation.
It was also learned that the following expressions could be used at the hearing: He used the alleged testimony of a taxi driver who claimed to have transported the ex-nanny and overheard her talk about the robbery.
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