The mother who set her son on fire challenged the prosecutor – Diario El Ciudadano and the region

the woman was filmed throwing flares at her 9-year-old son during the pre-game match that River and Boca were going to play on Saturday.

The defense of the woman who was filmed throwing flares at her 9-year-old son before the match River and Boca went to play last Saturday for the Copa Libertadores final, has now challenged the prosecutor with she had accepted two years and eight months of suspended sentence.

He made it through the intermediary of his lawyer, Carlos Broitman, who challenged the prosecutor Adriana Bellavigna after she had agreed to a two-year and eight-month sentence of imprisonment with the # 39; accused.

Now, the defense has challenged the prosecutor with the argument that the woman had been forced to sign this agreement, and so a hearing will be held to determine whether Bellavigna will be canceled or not.

In case of non-separation and demolition of the agreement, it is likely that the agreement may request the preventive detention of the woman.

The agreement signed between the prosecutor and the defendant provided that the woman absentee to attend with her son at the football stadium, perform psychological treatment and perform 48 hours community work.

The child who had been placed under guardianship was returned to his mother, as established the council of child rights professionals and the adolescent.

The woman was arrested on Monday after the image badysis of the forensic investigation body and the prosecutor's office for shooting a house recording in which the woman was reportedly posing flares on the floor. body of his son.

The agreement implies that the woman fix a fixed address and submit to the control of the released sponsorship, to submit to psychological treatment, to refrain from granting her minor child a major sporting event; and 48 hours of community work for the state in a public good entity.

In case of non-compliance with these rules of conduct, the contract will be revoked. However, to be effective, it will be subtracted from the probate of the judge in criminal matters and offenses, María Julia Correa.