The Court prosecutor, Juan Gómez, was blunt about this and assured that if the criminal “sets foot” in Uruguay he will be extradited to Paraguay.
The Attorney General’s Office publicly stressed that “he does not negotiate with drug traffickers” and dismissed a possible surrender in the Uruguay for minor drug crimes Sebastian Marsetwho remains a fugitive from the Justice after escaping a police raid in Bolivia at the end of July.
He Court prosecutor, Juan Gómezwas blunt about this idea and assured that if the criminal or his partner, Gianina García Troche“they set foot in the Uruguay will be extradited to Paraguaywhere they are required by the Justice from that country, in addition to the Bolivian one.
Likewise, through the spokesperson for the Prosecutor’s Office, Javier Benechstated that the term “negotiation” is completely ruled out, and that if marset move forward with its delivery, it will be “in accordance with the rule of law and international law.”
In that line, the Director of Police Investigations, Juan Rodríguez Reinastated last Monday on radio Carve that the only option he had marset It was “detention and handing over to the specialized prosecutor’s office.”
Sebastián Marset’s lawyer seeks for the drug trafficker to surrender in Uruguay for minor crimes
In recent days, both the flagrante delicto prosecutor Diego Pérezas the Money Laundering prosecutor, Enrique Rodríguezand the Narcotics Prosecutor, Mónica Ferreromaintained contacts with Santiago Moratorio, the drug trafficker’s lawyer.
However, despite these communications, the state agency assured that “there has not been any type of progress in these three prosecutor’s offices” in this regard.
The lawyer is considering the possibility of his client entering the Uruguayan justice to assume his responsibility as the intellectual author of the attack with a Molotov bomb, carried out by a group of people against the Anti-Drug Brigade in 2020, as well as messages with death threats to the Narcotics Prosecutor Ferreroduring that same year.
Source: Ambito
