He announced that they will appeal for the artist’s acquittal of charges of unlawful deprivation of liberty.
After the Justice would condemn Elián Ángel Valenzuelabetter known as L-Ghentto three years of suspended prison for threats, although he was acquitted of the accusation of unlawful deprivation of liberty, one of the plaintiff lawyers celebrated the sentence and highlighted: “We achieved the conviction of one of the singers of the moment.”
It is about Pablo Becerrarepresentative of Dario Torres one of the complainants of the Cumbia 420 singer, who also assured that they will appeal the decision to have acquitted him for illegitimate deprivation of liberty. In that sense, he stressed that there is a failure of the Appeals Chamber that confirms the existence of the illegal act. These qualifications were modified by the Justice and, in this way, L-Ghent he achieved acquittal.
In dialogue with the Noticias Argentinas agency, the lawyer considered: “The ruling was extremely correct, very good. We were only missing the sentence for unlawful deprivation of liberty“, considered the advisor of towers, and added: “We we asked for more serious qualificationsbut that doesn’t bog you down at all.”
The sentence to L-Gante to three years in prison
L-Gante was denounced more than a year ago by residents of General Rodriguezfor which he was detained for almost 100 days. The complaint, in which the lawyers of Darío Gastón Torres and Rosa Passi and other plaintiffs took part, They had requested eight and three years in prison for the 24-year-old, while the prosecution requested seven years.
After hearing the verdict, the singer assured that He wants to “prove” his innocence because “this is not over yet” and remarked: “I had to focus a lot on Elián Valenzuela and leave L-Gante aside, transmitting peace of mind to my loved ones who accompany me“.
“I am an adult, a father and I have to be an example,” he remarked in statements to the press, while considering: “I learned that you can trust Justice“.
In this sense, he highlighted that He was always “calm” and was not “afraid of going to prison.”
Source: Ambito
