Customs businessman Roberto Juan Patricelli (57) was detained with preventive detention. Photo Federico Imas
justice dictates preventive detention and an embargo of 300 million pesos for businessman Roberto Juan Patricelli (57), accused of “simple homicide with final intent and serious and minor damage” for the crash he committed in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Palermo, where the a 20 -year -old man and a teenager died of 15.
The businessman’s lawyer Diego Olmedo said Telam that “the judge’s arguments were wrong” because “the variable of manslaughter exacerbated by negligent driving continued to exist” and announced that he would appeal the verdict.
Sources from the MPF indicated that due to the change of cover, the case will be referred to the national jurisdiction ex officio.
Patricelli will stay located at a police station in the City of Buenos Aires (CABA) and will be transferred “when there is space” to the National Penitentiary Service.
Juan Márquez (25) and Yeinsmar Márquez (15) died in the crash. Facebook photos
On Tuesday, the 57-year-old businessman’s investigation into North Flagrancia Prosecutor’s Office No. the time of the accident, where no one remembers“Olmedo said on that occasion.
The lawyer maintained that Patricelli had a “block, he’s not drunk” when he crashed his BMW, at 150 kilometers per hour, three vehicles. It all happened on Sunday night, in front of the Buenos Aires racetrack in Palermo.
Due to the impact, Juan Márquez (25) and Yeinsmar Márquez (15) died.
Patricelli’s breath test tested positive with a result of 0.51gr/l.
The first vehicle Patricelli hit was a Peugeot 207, in which a man and a woman were traveling inside, both adults.
The second vehicle, a Ford K, was left in an upside down position, with three men and two women trapped inside, which both died.
The third vehicle involved in multiple collisions was a Toyota Limit, in which two traveling women were able to get off on their own way.
Source: Clarin
