Dani Alves, accused of sexual assault, will be transferred to another prison, exclusively for convicted inmates

Dani Alves, in pretrial detention awaiting trial for his alleged rape of a young woman at the Sutton nightclub in Barcelona, ​​will be transferred from jail this Monday. This is stated by Mayka Navarro in The vanguardalso revealing that the destination of the Brazilian footballer will be the prison of Brians 2.

The new place where Alves will remain locked up is just over a kilometer from the cell where he has slept for the last three days, but there he will have some benefits, the newspaper publishes. ACE from Spain.

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The Brians 2 prison exclusively houses convicted inmates, but the decision that has been made with Alves can be understood, according to the newspaper, as a favorable treatment towards the prisoner while the investigation continues.

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The one from Bahía has asked to testify again to supposedly give a new version of the events after having offered testimony on several occasions with serious contradictions.

However, there is still no conviction for Alves and the courts want to avoid possible complaints by the footballer in the event that an inmate manages to photograph him in the community showers as has happened on other occasions with other inmates.

To avoid this fact, they have decided to transfer him to a prison that has individual cells with private showers inside the cabin, so that the Brazilian will no longer have to go to the community showers with the rest of the prisoners.

Since he entered Brians 1 last Friday, Dani Alves has had exactly the same treatment as the rest of the inmates by the pavilion officials.

However, those responsible for the Department of Justice want to “guarantee their safety” and have determined that the best option for this was immediate transfer this Monday.

The version they give from Justice

The newspaper The vanguard It also includes the statement that they have issued from the Department of Justice in which they explain that the decision has been made from the Secretariat of Penal Measures, Reinsertion and Victim Care.

According to the text, the same thing that would have been done with any inmate has been done and they emphasize that when these transfers are decided, the type of crime of the accused is not taken into account. Now we need to know in which residential module Alves is framed in his new jail. (D)