The sentences were imposed in a brief trial that took place this afternoon in the courts of the city of Santa Fe by the judge Leandro Lazarini.
The Special Prosecution Unit for Complex Crimes conducted the investigation that led to the convictions. Meanwhile, the Investigative Body (OI) of the Public Ministry of the Accusation (MPA) was in charge of carrying out all the procedures ordered by the Prosecutor’s Office.
you will give Y Paniagua They acknowledged their criminal responsibility as co-authors of facilitating the formation of groups dedicated to committing crimes in sports events (articles 5 and 11 of the National Law on Sports Events 23,184) and for the responsibility for the crime of cover-up.
The defense of both convicts accepted the criminal attribution made by the Prosecutor’s Office, the amount and mode of execution of the sentences imposed and the decision to shorten the trial procedures.
you will give He was also banned for five years from attending sporting events. and for the same period of time to work as a collaborator, director, concessionaire, member of commissions or subcommittees of sports entities or hired by any title by this type of organization.
Paniagua while he was disqualified for three years to attend sporting events and for the same period to work as a collaborator, director, concessionaire, member of commissions or subcommissions of sports entities or hired by any title by this type of organization.
According to the Prosecutor’s Office, crimes attributed to you will give Already Paniagua they were committed continuously from at least October of last year and until Monday of this week.
“Depending on their positions, the two leaders facilitated the formation and maintenance of groups destined to commit crimes, which is punishable by the national law of Sports Shows 23,184”raised the MPA.
“Paniagua maintained communication and permanent direct dealings with the leaders of the two factions of the Colón fan (Los de Siempre and La Negrada), a relationship that was known and approved by Darrás”was added at the hearing.
The prosecution held that “The two leaders provided official club sports clothing for resale; membership card and tickets for members of the factions and tickets for resale prior to matches.”
In this sense, it was indicated that “In this way, Darrás and Paniagua made available economic means that allowed the formation, maintenance and financing of criminal activities”.
It was also stated at the hearing that “The leader of Los de Siempre was periodically paid 150,000 pesos as a ‘salary’ without any consideration whatsoever.”
In relation to the conviction for concealment, both in the case of you will give as in the Paniaguawas due to his actions as a result of the summons to testify that the Prosecutor’s Office issued to victims and witnesses of the threats suffered by the professional soccer team of Colon on Tuesday of last week at the “June 4” property.
And in relation to the other nine accused persons, this Friday their procedural situation will be debated in a hearing that was scheduled for 10 in the courts of the city of Santa Fe.
Source: Ambito
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