Public Ministry has not yet filed a coercion request against those accused of raping a young woman in Villa González
Santiago. – The Public Ministry has not yet presented the request for coercive measures against the six men accused of drugging and sexually abusing a young woman in the municipality of Villa González, an act that was recorded and spread on social media.
The detainees, identified as Yamir Fernando Pérez Toribio (a) Ferere, 23 years old; Javier Eduardo Núñez Toribio (a) Bebe, 28; Oniel Rafael Pichardo Martínez (a) Contreras, 20; Delfry de Jesús Rodríguez (a) Yiyo, 28; Edwin Manuel Castro (a) El Guaro; and José Alfonso Rubiera, 29, remain in custody at the small jail of the Palace of Justice of Santiago, awaiting the precautionary measures to be announced.
The Public Ministry announced that it will request preventive detention for the charges of sexual assault, association of wrongdoers, and illegal dissemination of intimate content, following the circulation of the video that has generated great social alarm in the region.
You may be interested in:Closure on a section of Puente de la 17 causes traffic jams this Sunday
The case remains under investigation and it is expected that in the coming hours the request will be formalized before the Permanent Attention Judicial Office of Santiago.#Most read
- 1.Dominican woman sentenced to 25 years for killing fellow Dominican friend in Orlando
- 2.Public Health inspects Dr. Fadul’s clinic, who claims to “cure” autism
- 3.They recognize the digital success of La Casa de Alofoke in Google Week Guatemala 2025
- 4.A Bolivian Air Force plane crashes
- 5.Storm Gonzalo emerges in the Atlantic as Fay strengthens
- 6.Dollar price in the Dominican Republic this Tuesday, September 22, 2026
- 7.ANPA warns DR is not prepared for full opening of the rice market
- 8.The death toll from the earthquakes in Venezuela rises to 6,301, which the Government links to power outages
- 9.Guatemala investigates migrant death following attempted intervention by ICE patrols
- 10.VIDEO: Priest admits to 109 child sexual abuse offenses
Newsletter
Subscribe to our newsletter to receive our latest articles instantly!




