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Trial case against accused of vandalizing statues of presidents

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Judge Joie-Lin Laó Meléndez of the San Juan Court of First Instance found cause for trial against José Román Rivera, accused of vandalizing several statues of the presidents of the United States in the vicinity of the Capitol. The prosecution reading was scheduled for February 26, and the trial is scheduled to begin on April 2, the San Juan Prosecutor’s Office reported today. Román Rivera is accused of using a red paint can to vandalize several …

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Case for trial against the accused of vandalizing statues in the Capitol

By Editor Es Noticia redacción@esnoticiapr.com Judge Joie-Lin Laó Meléndez, of the San Juan Court of First Instance, found cause for trial against José Román Rivera, accused of vandalizing several statues of former presidents of the United States in the vicinity of the Capitol. The indictment reading was scheduled for February 26, while the trial will begin on April 2. According to the investigation, on October 29, Román Rivera used red paint to…

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