Judiciary Rejects Andrés Hurtado's Request to Get Out of Pretrial Detention
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Andrés Hurtado, ‘Chibolín’, will remain in the prison in Lurigancho after the judicial branch refused his request to stop pretrial detention. He knows the reasons.
Andrés Hurtado, known as ‘Chibolín’, will continue to be held in pretrial detention after the Supreme Court of Preparatory Investigation declared his defence’s request unfounded to render the extension of this measure null and void.
The Supreme Court of Preparatory Investigation dismissed the ex-TV driver ' s appeal for failure to establish an existing employment link or updated home ownership.
The PJ declares the request of Andr S Hurtado to cease the extension of his preventive detention unfounded. The judge determines that the law does not provide for this figure and that insufficient new evidence was provided.
Supreme Judge Juan Carlos Checkley considered that the defense of ‘Chibolín’ did not credit new elements to justify his freedom. The trial continues for alleged trading in influence and other crimes, with a 30-year prosecutor’s request in jail.
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