Overview
- César Augusto Guzmán Rodríguez’s 30-year prison term for the rape of a six-year-old was unanimously affirmed by the Sullana Appeals Court, which also set S/20,000 in civil damages.
- Appellate judges in Sullana rejected release for the octogenarian convict, citing procedural risk despite his advanced age and finding the trial court’s evidentiary reasoning sound.
- In Huánuco, brothers Elvis and Brayam Encarnación admitted guilt under the conclusión anticipada mechanism and received 17 years, 11 months, and 6 days of effective imprisonment plus S/10,000 in reparations.
- Prosecutors in Huánuco supported the convictions with testimonial statements, medico-legal examinations, and psychological evaluations, and the court ordered provisional execution of the sentences.
- In Puno, a judge ordered 18 months of preventive detention for Yony Edgar Cuno Larico as an aggravated feminicide suspect in the case of a 13-year-old, with the ruling based on grave indications, flight risk, and evidence that includes forensic reports, police records, video, and recovered remains under active investigation.