The December 11, 2012 Jacob Ostreicher spent three hours in the hearing of the First Criminal Court of Santa Cruz, only to find that his case was postponed five more days to know the final verdict.
During this hearing, asked Ostreicher defend freedom over alleged links to drug trafficking.
Now, five days before the judge who denied heir freedom, will hear the case again.
He was accompanied at the hearing the American actor Sean Penn and the U.S. charge d'affaires, Larry Memmott, among many others.
The detainee was protected by a bulletproof vest and was displaced with heavy police protection.
Memmott was the one who pushed the wheelchair with which he entered the courthouse in Santa Cruz, after leaving the stretcher that carried him from the Incor clinic, where he is hospitalized for his poor health.
On the court date, the U.S. attorney, asked his client to benefit from alternative measures to detention, but the hearing ended, at about 14:00, with the decision of the members to override the ruling of the Ninth Court judge, Enea Fatima Gentile.
Gentile last month refused bail to the Ostreicher, rejecting an alternative measure of preventive detention. Gentile had declared inadmissible cessation of freedom because, in its legal assessment, Ostreicher constituted lacked family, work and housing known in Bolivia.
The foreign employer had to return to the clinic accompanied by his compatriot, actor Sean Penn, who arrived Monday in Bolivia to be with Ostreicher. Recently, a medical board determined the inpatient forensic additional ten days in the clinic Incor to achieve full recovery.
Ostreicher be the victim of a network of extortionists, recently dismantled.
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