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Alejandro Molina, a former Necaxa footballer, was released Saturday night after spending two years and 11 months at the Cereso in Aguascalientes for the homicide crime in a fight.
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The native of Ensenada, Baja California, has was accused of homicide in a fight, with the Uruguayan footballer Luis Gorocito. On August 16, 2015, Luis Rodolfo Mariscal, a university student, was beaten, died Nov. 4 of the same year after being recovered from his wounds and coma.
Molina was sentenced to three years and 11 months in prison but was released from prison because he was attached to the abbreviated trial figure and had already spent more than half of his incarcerated sentence; In addition, he paid nearly three million pesos as compensation.
However, the Attorney General of Aguascalientes has contested the sentence because she considers it very low and requires the maximum penalty of ten years for the crime of homicide. In the aggravated fight
Luis Gorocito received a similar sentence but as he did not have the necessary capital, he would leave the prison until the next year.
With information from Milenio
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