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Prosecutor's Office Charges Captain Ruiz for Five Crimes and Asks for Six Months

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On Wednesday, the Public Prosecutor formally charged Captain Guillermo Junior Ruiz Guzmán, who was investigated in the case related to Sebastián Marset’s case. The Public Prosecutor’s Office requested six months of pretrial detention at the Qalahuma Social Reintegration Center in Viacha for five crimes.
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The Public Prosecutor's Office charged Captain Guillermo Junior Ruiz Guzmán with five alleged crimes related to the removal of suitcases and other property from Sebastian Marset's home and requested his preventive detention for six months at the Qalahuma social reintegration centre. The entry Prosecutor's Office asks for six months in prison for Captain Ruiz on Marset's case was first published in El Diario

On Wednesday, the Public Prosecutor formally charged Captain Guillermo Junior Ruiz Guzmán, who was investigated in the case related to Sebastián Marset’s case. The Public Prosecutor’s Office requested six months of pretrial detention at the Qalahuma Social Reintegration Center in Viacha for five crimes.

The Public Prosecutor's Office charged for five crimes the officer involved in the removal of suitcases from the house of drug trafficker Sebastián Marset The entry Prosecutor's Office asks for six months of pretrial detention for Captain Ruiz was first published in La Patria Bolivia.

The Prosecutor ' s Office charged the captain with embezzlement, breach of duties, theft, concussion and passive bribery, and requested six months of pre-trial detention at the Qalahuma centre.

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Opinión Bolivia broke the news on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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