US EditionThey Find Unprocessable the Accused of Murdering His Son in Caguas
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Christian Serrano Rosario, 32, charged with the death of little Chris Ezequiel Serrano Rodríguez, just five years old, was found not to be prosecuted today in the Court of First Instance in Caguas by Judge Antonio Negrón Villardefranco.
According to the forensic expert's statement, on the tox screen the man was positive to fentanyl, tramadol, benzodiazepine, buprenorphine and marijuana.
CAGUAS – The Court of Caguas determined this Thursday that Christian Serrano Rosario is not subject to prosecution in the criminal proceedings that he faces for the death of his five-year-old son, which occurred on the eve of Reyes in that municipality. The judicial determination involved the activation of the special procedure provided for in Rule 240 of Criminal Procedure, applicable when an accused person lacks the mental capacity to understa…
The Court of Caguas determined this Thursday that Christian Serrano Rosario is not subject to prosecution in the criminal proceedings that he faces for the death of his five-year-old son, which occurred on the eve of Reyes in that municipality. The judicial determination involved the activation of the special procedure provided for in Rule 240 of Criminal Procedure, applicable when an accused person lacks the mental capacity to understand the ju…
A judge of the Court of First Instance of Caguas ruled this Thursday that Christian Serrano Rosario, accused of stabbing his five-year-old son in Véspera de Reyes in Caguas, is not actionable. The doctor who evaluated the individual determined that he is not in a position to cooperate with his defense, so he referred him to the State Psychiatric Hospital, where he will remain in detention while he will be given detailed tests. On February 17, th…
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