Judge interrupts Ricardo La Volpe's detention for a podiatrist case

A federal judge has terminated the detention of former technical director of the Mexican national team, Ricardo Antonio La Volpe, for a sexual harassment complaint against a podiatrist Club Las Chivas de Guadalajara.

The fourth judge of Amparo in criminal case with residence in Zapopan, Jalisco granted a definitive suspension so that the Attorney General of Jalisco can not complete a warrant of arrest issued against La Volpe by the Second Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of the State of Jalisco

In order to preserve the measure, the judge of amparo set a guarantee of 50 thousand pesos, according to the record 848 / 2018, and must appear in court every three days.

The order was made in the context of the investigation against the former technical director of Las Chivas de Guadalajara, resulting from the complaint filed by Alma Belén Coronado for contempt of modesty and sexual harassment, would have occurred in the year 2014 when he just got hired to lead the sacred flock.

This is the second arrest warrant against the former footballer for the charges of Coronado, because in 2016 a judge of the state of Jalisco decided to dismiss the charge for which the podiatrist asked for an amparo which was resolved by a court in Jalisco.

Pursuant to the amparo granted to Coronado, the Chamber determined that there were elements to criminally prosecute La Volpe for the prosecution that after training, the following day. former technical director Las Chivas entered the doctor's office with a briefcase and made sexual proposals.

In her complaint, Coronado stated that she had been physically assaulted by La Volpe who denied the facts and acknowledged that she at the podiatrist, but only to require that he not massage the patient. Arnica with his players.

To prove his argument, he underwent a p olígrafo test that passed without problems but as he did not do it in an official institution, could not offer him as proof in his favor.

Derived from the complaint, the owner of the Chivas Club, Jorge Vergara announced the decision to dismiss the former director, who had been hired on April 1, 2014, 29 days ago, for "inappropriate behavior".