US EditionAlejandro Gullé Also Charged the Judges for the Thief Who Beat the Kiosk Employee
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The Attorney General of the Supreme Court of Mendoza, Alejandro Gullé, joined the criticisms expressed by Governor Alfredo Cornejo and demanded that judges and prosecutors apply harsher penalties to repeat offenders, such as the case of Carlos Javier Estrada, recently arrested after brutally attacking a young female employee in Godoy Cruz. Estrada, 38, has more than 20 criminal cases and had been convicted on at least three occasions, but was st…
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