Advances in the SeNaSa 2.0 case: 13 defendants admit to the facts before the justice system
Within the framework of the judicial process known as the SeNaSa 2.0 case, Deputy Prosecutor Wilson Camacho reported that 13 of the defendants have acknowledged their participation in the investigated events during the hearing for the request of coercive measures.
The Public Prosecutor’s Office, after evaluating the attitude of the defendants, has requested house arrest for nine of them. This request responds to the cooperation offered during the investigation phase, a factor that the authorities have decided to value positively at this stage of the criminal process.
A portion of those involved has collaborated with the Public Prosecutor’s investigation and we, being consistent, as we have done in all cases, to the extent that individuals show remorse, admit to the facts, and even apologized before the court.
Wilson Camacho, Deputy Prosecutor
Details regarding the collaboration and the future of the process
Magistrate Camacho emphasized that, although the acknowledgment of the facts and expressions of remorse have been fundamental in requesting less burdensome measures, this does not imply the end of legal actions against those involved. The Public Prosecutor’s Office maintains its firmness in the investigation to ensure that all responsibilities are clarified.
The key points following the recent hearing are as follows:
- 13 defendants admitted to the charges before the court.
- The Public Prosecutor’s Office requested house arrest for nine of the defendants in recognition of their cooperation.
- The remorse and apologies presented were elements valued by the prosecution.
- The criminal process continues its course against all those named in the file.
The hearing for the imposition of coercive measures has been postponed. The court has scheduled the continuation of the proceedings for next Sunday at 7:00 PM, at which time the details of the SeNaSa 2.0 case will continue to be examined.
