The Court of Guarantees No. 3 of Mercedes did not accept today the arrest request against Michael Diaz and released the coach’s son Ramon Diaz in the case opened for the road accident in which his partner and the driver of the other vehicle he collided with died, according to judicial sources.
“The Court of Guarantees 3 did not grant the request for the arrest of Michael Díaz, ordering his release but setting an address and with the commitment to attend if he is summoned in court in the framework of the case being investigated,” sources from the Télam informed Télam. cause. The measure was announced one day after the prosecution requested the arrest of Ramón Díaz’s son.
The young man is hospitalized after the crash in which his wife and the driver of another vehicle died on Tuesday in the Buenos Aires game on July 9.
Michael Díaz was charged with the crime of “culpable homicide for being more than one fatality and culpable injuries”. “This is a penalty that ranges from 3 to 6 years in prison, for which it enables the request” made by the Prosecutor’s Office before the Guarantee Court No. 3 of Mercedes, the judicial spokesmen added to Télam.
The son of the Argentine DT has been hospitalized since Tuesday, after the crash he starred in with his RAM truck at kilometer 252.5 of Route 5.
Díaz was traveling with his wife, Bárbara Oliver, and their 8-year-old son, while the driver, a 65-year-old man identified as Alberto Flaque, a former volunteer firefighter from the 25-year-old town of Buenos Aires, was traveling alone in the Kangoo van that crashed. of May.
On Tuesday, coach Ramón Díaz returned to Argentina with his wife, from the United Arab Emirates, to accompany their son.
El ´Pelado´ arrived at Ezeiza International Airport with his wife Mirta Silvia Riedel at 8:30 p.m. on the Emirates EK 247 flight from Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
The former technical director of River Plate, San Lorenzo and Independiente, left the airport through the VIP sector accompanied by two security guards and did not make any statements.
Source: Ambito
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