The prosecutor's office will also formalize the police for attempted murder of a teenager accompanying Catrillanca

Opaque is the panorama of four riflemen who will be officialized this Friday by the death of Camilo Catrillanca, the young Mapuche who lost his life on November 14 in a farm in Temucuicui, because of two consequences of the bullet. This is because the government was already planning to apply for pre-trial detention during its investigation.

The control hearing of the detention and the formalization is scheduled at 9 am this Friday before the Collipulli Guarantee Court, in the region of La Auraucanía. . There, the first sergeant Carlos Alarcón, the second sergeant Raúl Ávila will be accused of homicide and obstruction of justice. In this final turn, they will be joined first by Braulio Valenzuela and Petty Officer 1st clbad Patricio Sepúlveda.

Similarly, it was also learned that two of them would be the subject of charges of attempted manslaughter. tractor where he lost his life.

Detention Order

To ensure his presence, the court issued an arrest warrant against the four people the morning of yesterday. Three of them arrived alone at the PDI outbuildings. The fourth, unidentified, was apprehended in the afternoon.

After this order, it is the Minister of the Interior, Andrés Chadwick, who provided that the prosecution will not be alone in the hearing room, the government also filing a complaint .

"As a government, we are totally committed to truth and justice in the death of Camilo Catrillanca, which is why we are plaintiffs in this case," said the authority.

But that was not all. Of course, the minister will ask for the pre-trial detention of those who were part of the Gope police uniform. "At the detention monitoring hearing, the government will request the pre-trial detention of these four police officers, in collaboration with the Attorney General's Office," Chadwick added.

Formalize the identity of the author of the violation of the map

Alarcón, was the sergeant who had supposed to destroy the map of the GoPro camera probably containing images of the operator. The justification was that there were private pictures that involved him and his wife.

This fact was already the one that had unleashed Chadwick's annoyance. "As it will not hurt, will not be irritating and will not generate helplessness, if we buy it from the Ministry of the Interior," said this authority on Nov. 20, while He was to appear before the Commission for Human Rights and Public Security in the Catrillanca case.