the driver Laura Pozzo The Public Prosecutor’s Office (FGR) cannot detain her at this time, after a judge in Mexico granted her the temporary suspension of preventive detention.
Juan Miguel Ortiz Marmolejo, the Ninth District Judge for Amparo and Federal Trials in Mexico, decided to grant the precautionary measure, but put in place a $15,000 guarantee that must be covered before August 30, so the suspension prevails.
“In the event that the offense for which the required precautionary measure was issued does not merit unofficial protective custody, the effects of the privilege are: so that things remain in the state they are for the time being kept and the complainant is not a secret about it. Personal liberty, that is, he refrains from materialize the arrest requested in the decision claimed on the occasion of the original criminal procedure, until the appropriate decision is resolved in the final suspension”, It is detailed in the agreement that the judge published today.
In the face of this new legal status of the Peruvian driver, various Mexican media have repeated the information.
“A judge in Mexico grants the protection his lawyers requested, orders temporary suspension of imprisonment… the driver will have to pay $15,000 until she goes to trial on August 30,” It was noticed in the social network “El gordo y la flaca”, a successful program of Telemundo.
Last Wednesday, August 11, the controversial presenter was prosecuted for an alleged tax charge of over 12 million pesos ($602,004) on the sale of property confiscated by the IRS.
The said ban was intended to secure the payment of a debt of 13.769 million pesos ($690,750) and by marketing it, he committed the crime of “dishonest deposit” that could be punished with three to nine years in prison.
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