Minister Arrau Challenges Copiapó's Court After Escape of Convicted Manslaughter Who Was Allowed to Go without Custody to His Son's Baptism
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What happened? Carabineros from Chile and the PDI are looking intensely for Néstor Jair Quiñones Hernández, a prisoner sentenced to 10 years in prison for the crime of qualified homicide that he escaped from the baptism of his son in the city of Copiapó, Atacama region. It may interest you :Carabineros de...
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Nestor Jair Quiñones Hernández, 21, sentenced to 10 years in prison for qualified homicide, was granted authorization by the Copiapó Guarantee Court at the request of his defence, however, no prior hearing was held that the prosecution could intervene.
The holder of the Public Security portfolio criticized the judicial decision that allowed a prisoner to attend the baptism of his son without custody or security measures, such as the use of handcuffs, shackles in Copiapó.
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