Overview
- Lima’s Sixth Criminal Appeals Chamber issued an October 20 resolution revoking the earlier 36‑month preventive detention rulings from July in the Qali Warma case.
- The decision covers Edgar Capani, Davilton Rodríguez, Miguel Rosales, José Mera, Deyvis Espinoza, and Yesabella Pazos, according to the court order reported by local outlets.
- The court ordered the immediate release of Capani, Rodríguez, Rosales, and Mera, contingent on no other detention measures, and lifted arrest warrants for Espinoza and Pazos.
- All six must comply for 36 months with comparecencia con restricciones, including bonds of S/15,000–20,000, no travel without authorization, no contact with co‑defendants or witnesses, mandatory appearances, and 30‑day biometric check‑ins.
- Prosecutors continue investigating an alleged scheme favoring suppliers such as Frigoinca, with reporting that Frigoinca’s commercial director acknowledged payments to Qali Warma officials, as stated by his lawyer.