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  1. Community

    Mother of Loíza Student Files $800,000 Lawsuit Over Controversy About His Trip to PNP Event

    The mother of one of four students at the center of a controversy over their transfer to a New Progressive Party (PNP) political activity in Camuy filed a civil lawsuit on Monday, November 9, seeking at least $800,000 for alleged emotional and reputational harm to her 16-year-old son.

  2. Community

    Man Charged with Lewd Acts Against 14-Year-Old Girl in Loíza

    The Carolina prosecutors’ office filed three criminal charges against Sarnabe Merán Pérez for allegedly committing lewd acts against a 14-year-old girl in incidents that occurred in Loíza between May 2019 and May 2021.

  3. Crime & Safety

    Woman Jailed After Attacking and Threatening Her Elderly Adoptive Parents in Carolina, Puerto Rico

    The Carolina prosecutor’s office filed criminal charges on Wednesday, October 28, against Francheska Lee Ortiz Machado, 23, for allegedly assaulting and threatening her elderly adoptive parents, according to Puerto Rico Justice Department Secretary Lourdes L. Gómez Torres.

  4. Crime & Safety

    Seven Adults Jailed in Alleged Abuse of 5-Year-Old Boy Who Lost Toes in Canóvanas and Río Grande Case

    Justice Department Secretary Lourdes Gómez Torres announced Wednesday that seven adults were jailed after a court found probable cause for arrest on 12 child abuse charges tied to injuries suffered by a five-year-old boy in Canóvanas and Río Grande.

  5. Crime & Safety

    Man Charged with Sexual Assault and Abuse of Minor in Trujillo Alto

    The Carolina Prosecutor’s Office filed criminal charges against Yomarvin Morales Ayala, 40, for sexually assaulting and abusing a minor in the municipality of Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico Justice Secretary Lourdes L. Gómez Torres announced.

  6. Crime & Safety

    State Insurance Fund Radiology Supervisor Suspended Over Lewd Acts Charge, Had Prior Complaints

    Enid Ortiz Rodríguez, administrator of the State Insurance Fund Corporation (CFSE), announced the suspension of employment, as a precautionary measure, of George Enchautegui Ramos, supervisor of Radiology for the Carolina Region, after the Carolina Court of First Instance found cause for arrest on a charge of lewd acts.

  7. Crime & Safety

    Driver Found Guilty of Killing Two Horseback Riders in Loíza

    Ruthy Trenche Chávez was found guilty of causing the deaths of José J. Díaz Serrano and Eduardo E. Álvarez Sosa, who were hit by her vehicle while riding horses on PR-188 in Loíza.

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