A group living in Chiclayo, in the Lambayeque region (north) of Peru, At dawn this Thursday, they kidnapped a three-year-old girl and set fire to the home of a man who allegedly sexually assaulted her.A crime for which the prosecution has requested a life sentence.
The events took place between last April 12, when the little girl was reported missing, and this Wednesday, when the National Police found the boy and arrested the 48-year-old suspect, whom they accused of ‘sexual rape’ and ‘kidnapping’. The injustice of a 3-year-old girl. When the police arrived at the suspect’s home, his neighbors took action to scold him, and soon a fire. Also, the streets of Chiclayo were filled with dozens of people demanding life sentences for the arrested man.
The National Prosecutor’s Office announced this Thursday that the detainee, identified as Juan Antonio Enríquez García, has been given a nine-month interim detention on charges of abducting and raping a minor. “At the request of the provincial prosecutor, Martín Muñoz Basauri, the Judiciary issued a precautionary detention order for the party under investigation for nine months. In this case, the defendant, would receive a maximum life sentence“, reported on the Ministry of the Public website.
The case was echoed in the Peruvian media and social networks, and this Thursday, Justice and Human Rights Minister Félix Chero made the decision on the case. “There is no doubt, based on facts, evidence and overt actions, that what corresponds here is a life sentence for this beast that has attacked the integrity of such a small, vulnerable and sensitive human being,” he said. Chero at the RPP station. He added that they must “raise their voices to demand harsh sanctions” and urged the Public Ministry and the Judiciary to “do their job”. Diana Miloslavich, Minister of Women and Vulnerable Population, also said on Twitter: “My resounding conviction for the crime against a 3-year-old girl who was sexually assaulted. I demand the heaviest sanction from our authorities and our justice system.” Against the rapist. We will continue to support the care and family of the victim.”