They ask for 5 years in prison for a man for abusing his stepdaughter, a warded

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The Second Section of the Provincial Court of the Balearic Islands held this Tuesday (9:30 a.m.) the pre-trial hearing against a man accused of sexually abusing his stepdaughter in a car, taking advantage of an authorized exit,< a i=1> since the minor, aged 14, was under the guardianship of the Mallorcan Institute of Social Affairs (IMAS). According to the prosecutor's brief, the events date back to November 2021, when the individual and his ex-wife's daughter went to a shopping center located in the town of Marratxí, taking advantage of the permit. At that moment they decided to watch a movie inside the car, which was parked, and while inside the vehicle the man sexually abused the minor. by Taboola Sponsored links you may like Unsold Prefabricated.

Cabins Are Selling Almost For Nothing! (Check It Out) Unsold Prefabricated Cabins Thank you for watching The Public Ministry considers the facts constituting an aggravated crime of sexual abuse of a minor taking advantage of the condition of kinship and  Country Email List  requests, in addition to the prison sentence, which could be replaced by expulsion from the national territory for a period of ten years, the prohibition of approaching her for a period of six. Likewise, it requests that he compensate the victim in the amount of 6,000 euros in moral damage.Moreno, has assured in an interview that more resources are needed at the police level, more specialized police and disappear without apparent.



When Moreno was working in the mixed court of Martorell (Barcelona), he received a case in which, after holding a rave party, a young man who came from Paris disappeared. After a year, from the Gavà court (Barcelona), they were informed that they had found the bones of a foot on the local beach and, after comparing it with the parents' AND, they discovered that they were from the missing French: «We never knew what happened to that boy. How did that young man end up there? There are things we will never know. As a judge, she explained that, when they encountered reports of missing persons, it gave them "helplessness not knowing what to do or what to say" to the relatives.