Convicted the Police Who Gassed a 10-Year-Old Girl in a Demonstration in Front of Congress
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Judge Daniel Rafecas found Cristian Rivaldi guilty and convicted him of "infringement of the duties of a public official and minor injuries." He is the first member of the forces convicted of abuse of authority during the operations. The incident occurred on September 11, 2024.
In a correctional trial, he was sentenced to one year and three months in suspended detention; he was disqualified from holding office for twice the time of his sentence; the event occurred in 2024.
Cristian Rivaldi received a suspended sentence of one year and three months in prison. Federal judge Daniel Rafecas also ruled that the officer could not hold office for two years and six months, after finding him guilty of the offence of 'infringement of the duties of a public official and minor injuries', although he would not go to prison. Agent Cristian Rivaldi, who had thrown pepper spray at a minor under 10 years of age and his mother, dur…
Gregorio Dalbón, the lawyer for the minor, said that this "is the first conviction for the repression of the Milei government," and "it will not be the last." Read more
The Federal Police officer Cristian Rivaldi was sentenced to one year and three months in suspended prison for spraying Fabrizia Pegoraro and his mother with irritating gas during a retirement mobilization in September 2024. He was also disqualified from exercising police functions for two years and six months.
Cristian Rivaldi was sentenced to one year and three months in suspended prison.
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