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SAN JUAN BAUTISTA, Misiones. Police forces of the local police station, backed by the Paraguarí Special Operations Group (GEO) and Encarnación Delta 7, restored order in the Misiones Regional Prison after the mutiny that took place place today.
About 150 inmates from Pavilion C, the upper floor of the Misiones Regional Penitentiary, headquarters of San Juan Bautista, mutinied last night, Sunday, from 22:30. They demanded provisions, improved the quality of food and transfer to other penitentiaries. For the police, many orders of detainees are impracticable, such as the entry of alcohol into the prison.
Inmates burned mattresses, flammable materials, wood and plastic in the hallway, according to police officers involved. On Monday, at 8:30 am, the riot police entered and had to use force to reduce the detainees. Police personnel from the 1st San Juan Bautista Police Station, supported by the Paraguarí Special Operations Group and Delta 7 from the Encarnación Security and Safety Headquarters, managed to control the mutinous prisoners.
The prosecutor intervening, Juan Olmedo, He noted that this morning, the police reinstated order in the prison. The mutineers were taken to the prison yard, where physical control of each of the detainees was carried out. He added that as a result of the proceedings, members of the Human Rights Directorate of the Prosecutor General's Office and Coroner Nicodemus Rodríguez entered to check the state of health of the detainees who were are mutinous.
Initiated by Amnesty, Prosecutor Olmedo said that it is up to the prison authorities to respond to requests, particularly the transfer to other prisons. He added that the prison authorities should also submit a report to the Public Prosecutor on the conduct of the detainees and, if warranted, on the criminal investigation of the prosecutor's office of the ringleaders.
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