Man jailed over echuca hostage attack (11 April 2016)

A former employee of a Mexican supermarket has spent more than five years in jail for his role in an alleged ransom assault on an Argentine-born woman believed to have been held hostage at gunpoint by his brother.

Jorge Luis Mota, 39, of Mexico City, pleaded guilty last year to conspiracy to commit an act of terrorism and kidnap with the goal to harm the security or life of the Mexican Republic or of a diplomatic officer.

A second suspect was initially arrested in Junjarvees.come 2015 for a failed attack on a train during a holiday break in Argentina that left 21 injured.

Mota, who had served time in jail for similar offences but had been out on bail and was not named in official documents released by Mexican prosecutors, pleaded guilty on Friday in the municipal court in Guadalajara to the kidnapping charge.

Argentina’s prosecutor, Javier Nieblas, said Mota, a teacher’s union official at a small school in Mexico City, received orders in 2011 from a group in Mexico City that the woman he was holding hostage should be freed in exchange for $300 million.

“It is not his intention to kill her because that’s not what’s happening at the moment, but because he is afraid and she’s threatened, he is asking to be allowed to live,” Nieblas told the court on Thursday.

The court set a date for Monday to try Mota in a special court that had been set up to deal with terror cases, but he was released after just one hour before the deadline because he could not be found in the city’s prison system.

Mota, whose wife was also in the courtroom, appeared pale, and his eye was red from laughing. “It’s a joke,” he said. “It makes no sense.”

The judge set a sentence for Mota of 15 years in jail, to be served consecutively, plus an additional 5 years suspended for his wife and 2 years on licence 바카라사이트for his brother, who was sentenced in the same case.

Prosecutor Nieblas, however, told the judge he would not accept an unconditional sentence. “He was not the victim, he is not the person to take a life, nor do I accept this sentence,” he said. “We will try him with the best of our abilities.”

After the h더킹카지노earing, Mota and his brother, Enrique López, were heard crying and being led out of the courtroom a