They ask "Pato" Cabrera to go on trial again, now for assaulting and stealing his ex-girlfriend's cell phone.

The third prosecutor for domestic violence, Cristian Griffi, asked the judge of Control that the famous golfer of Cordoba, Angel "El Pato" Cabrera (48 years) is brought to justice, this time accused of hurting his ex-girlfriend, corporal Police, Cecilia Paola Torres Mana, and having stolen her mobile phone, according to a judicial source.

The renowned athlete had already been charged with minor injuries to the detriment of the same woman with whom he had had a love affair for three years, in another case that was the subject of a lawsuit and is in the second chamber of crime, in the city of Córdoba. pending the start of the debate.

On this occasion, the athlete was accused of having followed him in his vehicle and hit him in the face at a time when Torres Mana was leaving his home, located in the neighborhood of La Catalina, at the end of 2016.

After getting in the car, Cabrera would have told her near the window: "Culiada, you're bading dressed and you're not your kids." Then I would have applied two blows on his face (on his nose and on one of the lips) causing several injuries, recorded in the folder.

At that time, prosecutor Jorgelina Gutiez demanded that Cabrera go to court, which was later confirmed. He is therefore waiting to be judged.

Request for the second trial

The second incident denounced by Torres Mana 's lawyer, Carlos Nayi, occurred on June 30, 2018 when the woman went to a golfer' s friend 's house, after the match opposing him. Argentina and France, for the knockout stages of the World Cup in Russia. .

According to the woman's version, Cabrera threw him a sandwich in the face and insulted her by saying "black, slutty, dirty, culiada". He stated that she had also insulted him.

The athlete said that the woman had accused him of being in the company of women and drunk at the meeting. Cabrera left the house in his car, but left his friend on foot. Torres Mana therefore led to the residence of the athlete.

There was a discussion. According to Cabrera, she would have continued to insult him and treat him like a "black shit". The golfer stated that when she was complaining about a message that had reached the cell phone, he was tired and had told him that he wanted to see the phone, he would look at it after which he would throw it to him.

Towers Mana denounced the fact that Cabrera first launched a remote control injuring her in the left forearm and that, later, she took him to the cell, a white iPhone 6, and l & rsquo; Thrown in the head.

Police said that when he went to clean the wound in the room on the top floor of the house, Cabrera took the iPhone 6, so she locked herself in the room to find the cell phone, thus blocking access to his ex.

The woman said that at that moment, the athlete was striking the door insistently to break one of the two leaves. She therefore reinforced the door inside with armchairs.

Then he went out the window leading to the roof, where he stayed for a few minutes, until he came back to the house when two policemen arrived, in front of which Cabrera made obscene gestures and threatened to have her expelled from the security forces, always according to her version.

"It had a lot of alcohol smell, I was totally drunk," Torres Mana said. The voice days after the fact.

At that time, the woman stated that the camera included audios and videos of alleged emotional abuse by Cabrera. In this sense, he said that the police called his number to find the mobile phone in the house and vibrated twice in a closet, without locating it. He believes that the athlete has kept him at home.

Police witnesses

Griffi's attorney's office also heard from three police officers who arrived at Cabrera's home after the dispute. An officer stated that the athlete was suffering from alcoholic halitosis and that he had denied having removed her to the home.

The money said that Torres Mana was very nervous, that he had had a blow to the head that Cabrera had given him and that he needed the cell phone that his ex had hidden from him.

He also said he heard two mobile phone vibrations at home when another policewoman, who also participated in the operation in Cabrera's house, called Torres Mana's number to locate him.

This policeman said that Torres Mana had a small cut to the scalp and blood and that he had told him his version of the events. He told her that he had asked Cabrera to return the phone, which he had refused, and that he had locked himself in the room to look for the device and thus prevent the golfer to attack him again.

The single in uniform also claimed that she had heard Torres Mana's cell phone vibrate, but that they could not find it because the placar where it was apparently hidden was a large dressing room.

On the other hand, a police chief learned that Torres Mana had asked the police to help him search the cellphone because he had documents and videos that would have involved Cabrera.

As an officer as chief of police said that "El Pato" had alcoholic halitosis.

On the other hand, Cabrera's friend, also said in the cause. He mentioned that Torres Mana was very jealous and that they were fighting with the athlete because she was questioning him about his interlocutor via his mobile phone.

According to the man, Cabrera became "crazy" when he arrived home, took a stool and pretended to hit Torres Mana, although he said he interposed and removed it. At one point, he told them not to argue anymore, although, he said, they continue to be insulted.

The witness stated that Torres Mana had received a blow to the back of the head and that she had mentioned that Cabrera had thrown him with a cell phone. According to what "El Pato" told him, Torres Mana tired him because of recriminations about the messages and of an alleged fraud with another woman, to such an extent that Cabrera returned the phone and l & rsquo; Hit the head.

As you may have known The voice, the closed circuit of Cabrera's house showed the sequence in which Torres Mana, apparently peaceful, and a man (presumably "the duck") are seen in an aggressive attitude that casts an element.

He also threw his mobile phone on his head. For the prosecutor, the woman was plunged into a cycle of violence that Cabrera would have exercised against her.

On the mobile

For Griffi, Cabrera would have seized the iPhone 6 by taking advantage of an oversight of Torres Mana before hiding it at home.

With all these elements, the prosecutor demanded that Cabrera be prosecuted, accused of "qualified minor injuries and theft".

The Cabrera defense can appeal the prosecutor's request to the judge of control. If he does not do so and the judge confirms Griffi's request, the golfer will face his second trial in Cordoba.