After a traffic accident and a judge of the Republic was arrested while intoxicated while she was driving a car when she went to pick up her minor children from school in the Metropolitan region.
The family judge of San Bernardo, who was arrested yesterday after being involved in a drunken car accident in Calera de Tango.
At the time of the collision, the magistrate was with her two underage children, who were taken to the police station by stating that she & # 8220; she does not have a support network & # 8221; take care of them.
With national roots and with the provisional suspension of her driver’s license, judge Eliana Alejandra Garay Herrera, 40, was formalized for driving while intoxicated.
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The event occurred yesterday afternoon in Camino el Copihue, where the magistrate was involved in a collision that involved two other cars.
As a result, the police controlled the defendant, and assured that she had alcoholic breath, difficulty speaking and walking .
Prosecutor (s) Christopher Morales recounted the sequence of events that led to Garay’s arrest.
Meanwhile, Jimena Silva, Garay’s defense, indicated that the measures are disproportionate to the defendant’s situation, since she must go to drop her children off at school.
It should be noted that the traffic accident left a 7-year-old occupant of another vehicle with minor injuries.
The court ordered a 90-day investigation.
This article describes an ongoing judicial process. There is a possibility that the charges will be dismissed at the end of the investigation, for which reason the defendant(s) should NOT be considered guilty until the Justice dictate sentence against him.
(Article 04 of the Criminal Procedure Code)