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to the doors On the first anniversary of October 18, the day the social outbreak began, the Comptroller’s Office filed charges against seven active generals of the High Command of the institution, for their administrative responsibility.
Those investigated are: Inspector General Ricardo Yáñez Reveco, current National Director of Order and Security; Inspector General Jorge Valenzuela Hernández, National Director of Support for Police Operations; Mauricio Rodríguez Rodríguez, Head of the Metropolitan Area; Enrique Bassaletti Riess, Head of the Santiago East Zone; Enrique Monrás Álvarez, Santiago Oeste Zone Manager; Hugo Zenteno Vásquez, Chief V Zone Valparaíso; and Jean Camus Dávila, Director of Logistics.
The fact did not go unnoticed by anyone. The government reacted and gave full support to the Carabineros and the officials mentioned. In this regard, the Minister of the Interior, Víctor Pérez, said that in La Moneda “it draws their attention that some anonymous complaints are born or of people who have been permanently questioning the actions of the Carabineros.”
“We are absolutely sure that the Carabineros has used all the mechanisms established by law in this case. They have undoubtedly been subjected to an unprecedented effort as of October 18, no one was prepared to face the explosion of violence that occurred in our cities.” precise.
“We want to publicly express with complete clarity that we support the Carabineros (…), the support from the Government is total and we believe that an administrative action that is 30% progressed cannot lead us to try to draw early conclusions” , Held.
Regarding the Comptroller’s summary, Pérez said that the regulatory entity makes thousands of summaries, which have different stages. “This summary is at the beginning, where the Comptroller through a prosecutor formulates charges, those charges are notified and the people to whom they are notified have a whole term to defend themselves,” he explained.
Finally, he said that if someone wants to “use these administrative procedures to weaken the Carabineros, they are wrong.”
The Carabineros version
From the aforementioned institution they also defended themselves. Through a statement published on its social networks, Carabineros says that “in relation to the administrative summary carried out by the Office of the Comptroller General of the Republic, on events that occurred between October 18 and December 31, 2019, it is reported that, as It has always acted before the controlling entity, the information will be provided that allows the development of the proceedings it carries out “.
Of course, in the same statement, Carabineros emphasizes that “it is appropriate to remember that the context of the period in question was one of extreme violence, with 8,957 events of serious disturbances of public order. This meant a high demand and, consequently, a demand without precedents on the human and logistical resources available to the Chilean Police, as it was publicly known. “
“Despite these difficulties, with Carabineros injured, barracks attacked and vehicles destroyed, our institution maintained its commitment to social peace and public order,” they conclude.
The summons of Mario Rozas
After the publication of this summary, the general director of the institution, Mario Rozas, summoned the High Command to a meeting.
It is a virtual meeting, which would be taking place during hours this Friday morning, in which all 40 uniformed men that make up the Carabineros command participate, according to Radio Bío Bío.
“Comptroller, who are you after?”
As a result of this summary, the UDI deputy and member of the Security Commission, Jorge Alessandri, called on the Institution to search for the true perpetrators.
This action began after receiving several complaints from organizations that asked to clarify the responsibilities of the Carabineros generals in the events in which civilians were seriously injured.
“Only in our Chile one can see this kind of thing; we saw more than forty Metro stations burned, we saw more than 300 supermarkets looted and vandalized; we saw public and private infrastructure burned. And today the Comptroller’s Office, who is it persecuting? Seven generals of the Carabineros ”, said Alessandri.
The deputy also called that “the courts of justice must prosecute those who really did damage, and obviously, if there is a protocol that was not complied with or if there is any abuse of force in the street procedures, it will also have to be seen by the administrative and judicial route. The Comptroller’s Office does not contribute with this action, neither to social peace nor to the clarification of the extreme violence that we experienced from October onwards ”.
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