The complaint, which was initiated through some neighbors of General Rodríguez, caused the musician to be detained for almost 100 days.
The singer Elian Valenzuelabetter known as L-Ghentassured that he wants to “prove” his innocence after the Justice acquitted him for the crime of illegitimate deprivation of liberty, but sentenced him for threats to 3 years of suspended prisonso it will be free for the moment.
“I had to focus a lot on Elián Valenzuela and leave L-Gante aside, transmitting peace of mind to my loved ones who are with me,” he said after hearing the verdict on the last day of the oral trial that followed in the Mercedes courts.
Meanwhile, he added: “This isn’t over yet and I want to prove my innocence. I have felt betrayed and extorted. “I am an adult, a father and I have to be an example.”
“I learned that you can trust Justice,” he asserted, while saying: “I was not afraid of going back to prison and I am going to start studying to finish high school and study law.”
The ruling of justice in the case against L-Ghent
L-Gante’s defense achieved its main objective: for the judge to dismiss the accusation of illegal deprivation of liberty against Valenzuela’s friend, Daniel Emanuel “Muelita” De Marco. It was key that the prosecutor in the case did not accuse him of that crime.
Also He was acquitted of drug possession. In this case, the judge argued that the amount did not suggest that it was not for personal consumption.
The complaint, which was initiated through some neighbors of General Rodríguez, caused Valenzuela to be detained for almost 100 days.
The complaint, in which the lawyers of Darío Gastón Torres and Rosa Passi and other plaintiffs, had requested eight and three years in prison for the Cumbia 420 leader.
Source: Ambito
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