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He Will Not Go to Prison: Former Deputy Azmitia Surrenders and Remains Under House Arrest After Paying Q150 Thousand National
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Former deputy Luis Hernández Azmitia surrendered to the Second Pluripersonal Court of Criminal Peace, which had issued a arrest warrant against him for denial of financial assistance. After hearing his first statement, the judge brought him to trial and granted him house arrest. He also imposed a ban on him from leaving the country and the obligation to sign the book every 15 days. He also reads: Nearly 2.7 million vehicles are pending payment o…
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