The Justice Department filed charges of escalation and prosecution following the arrest of Dariel Bravo Rivera by police last Friday.
Judge Larisa Ortiz of the Carolina Court found the cause of arrest of Dariel Bravo Rivera, 30, for violating Article 194 (2012) of the Criminal Code and Law 284, Article 4, Subsection B1 (1999), related to escalation and prosecution , respectively, and imposed a total guarantee of $ 90,000, after which he ordered his admission to the Bayamón Correctional Complex
Bravo Rivera was denounced by 19-year-old Victoria Pizarro Ayala in a live video on social media, in which she claimed to be the victim of a pattern of pursuit by the man and the story that he accessed the balcony of the residence she and tried to open the door while she was alone.
Following the public complaint, the police commissioner, Antonio López Figueroa, activated the existing protocol yesterday morning, which led to the arrest of the man at night in a residence in Río Piedras by several agents from the Division of Domestic Violence in Carolina and Barracks Trujillo Alto, led by Lieutenant Luis A. Rivera García and Agent Juan Ramos Rivera.
As investigating prosecutor Loraine Pietri Colón explained, as of last night, the prosecution is working with the Puerto Rican police to establish the indictment. “After examining the evidence and testimonies, we decided to file an indictment for escalation and another for prosecution before the Court this afternoon. Judge Ortiz posted a $ 45,000 bail for each of the two charges. The defendant did not qualify for a postponed bail, for which he was admitted this afternoon to Bayamón Prison. The preliminary hearing is scheduled for March 9, “he said.
The Secretary of Justice, Domingo Emanuelli, assured that the Prosecutor’s Office is engaged in this case, as in the case of any other that endangers the life and safety of a woman.
“According to the executive order issued by the governor, our team of prosecutors acts diligently in this type of situation,” the justice minister said.
“In the Puerto Rican police, we have zero tolerance for any kind of aggression against women and gender-based violence. We will allocate the necessary resources to carry out any investigation related to this modality “, said Commissioner López Figueroa.
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