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“Erasmo Bolívar’s Ballistic Test Came Out Negative and Still Sentenced Him to 30 years.”
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The Foro Penal Capítulo Madrid pronounces on the case of Erasmus José Bolívar, highlighting that he is a Venezuelan policeman who belonged to the Metropolitan of Caracas. On April 11, 2002, he left his home to work; that day Caracas was in tension, as thousands of people were marching towards the Miraflores Palace. There were clashes, shootings in Puente Llaguno and people falling wounded in the street. Erasmus ended up working inside an ambulan…
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