The head of the Special Prosecution Against Administrative Corruption (Pepca), Wilson Camacho, announced that Argenis Contreras will be questioned in the next 48 hours and that his arrival in the country has been “reached with will”.
Upon arrival at the facilities of the Attorney General’s Office, Camacho told the press that the next step in Argenis Contreras’s case is to bring him to a judge so that the degree of coercion is known.
“The next thing now is to bring him to court, as you know, Argenis was declared in absentia, now the next step is to submit him to a judge to order the restraint,” said Camacho before leaving to deal with to talk to the suspect. in the presence of your lawyer.
As to whether Contreras will be questioned, the magistrate said it must be within 48 hours by law.
Likewise, Wilson assured Camacho that the deportation to the land of Argenis Contreras was one of the main concerns of the Attorney General, Miriam Germán, who gave precise instructions to speed up this process.
“ The magistrate insisted that we do what we had to do, we immediately contacted the United States authorities, we used the corresponding legal channels, the international area of cooperation of the Public Prosecution Service was also used thoroughly on this matter, so that we could work with them and when the process he had to try to stay in the United States was rejected, we managed to get him to the Dominican Republic and here he is, ”added Camacho.
Argenis Contreras, the main culprit in the death of professor and university professor Yuniol Ramírez, arrived in the Dominican Republic around 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday morning.
The defendant has to answer for the charge of Ramírez’s death, which took place in October 2017.
On the 12th of that month and year, the lawyer’s body was found with a chain around his neck, tied to a block in a stream in Manoguayabo, Santo Domingo Oeste. Ramírez had been last seen at the Autonomous University of Santo Domingo (UASD) around 1 p.m. the day before.