A woman went to a police unit in Guayaquil to publicly apologize to dozens of agents for assaulting a second lieutenant

Ana Gabriela PM went this Wednesday to the Community Surveillance Unit (UVC) of Florida, in the north of Guayaquil, with a sheet. She did not go to file a complaint, but to publicly apologize for an attack she committed against an agent.

He did it in the middle of the training that dozens of police officers who work for that unit were completing. There he read the apology for the assaulted officer and said that making mistakes was human.

Ana Gabriela PM was denounced after police intervention by means of a scandal on public roads attacked a police second lieutenant.

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Given the situation, Second Lieutenant Johanna Ivette RD brought the case to justice and a process was opened against the alleged offender.

During the process, the parties reached a conciliation. The woman involved told the judge that she apologized for everything that happened and that it would not happen again.

In the art. 190 of the Constitution establishes that in this type of case alternative procedures can be established.

Arbitration, mediation and other alternative procedures for conflict resolution are recognized there. These procedures will be applied subject to the law, in matters that by their nature can be compromised.

The judge ordered that by virtue of the conciliation reached by the parties, the extinction of the action against violations of the present case was declared. The agreement was that she go to apologize at the time when the policemen form.

The offender was in police custody, and once an agreement was reached, custody was ordered to be lifted.

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This is the first case registered this year in Guayaquil in which a citizen is taken to apologize for her actions against police officers.

Officials from the UVC of Florida recalled that the lack of authority or aggression during a procedure can lead to a legal case.

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