Bianca Molina recently provided an important update regarding the legal situation of Garro, the number ten player of Corinthians.
Garro attended an audience on Sunday morning in Argentina alongside his attorney David Divan. The athlete was officially indicted for homicídio culposo, which refers to unintentional homicide. Notably, there were no aggravating circumstances in this case, despite initial concerns from the prosecutor, Francisco Cuenca, regarding possible charges related to alcohol ingestion.
The prosecutor had hinted at the possibility of homicídio culposo com agravo, a more serious charge, based on Garro's blood alcohol content. However, during the hearing, it was determined that Garro's blood alcohol level was 0.54, representing less than 1% and therefore insufficient for aggravating circumstances in the case.
Current Status of Garro
Garro left the hearing a free man, as the prosecution did not request any travel restrictions for him. This means that he is not required to stay in General Pico, the province where the incident occurred, nor in Argentina. Garro may return to Brazil and could even rejoin the Corinthians team, provided he signals a fixed residential address and his willingness to return to Argentina if needed as the case progresses.
As it stands, Garro already has a flight booked for Monday to return to Brazil, a ticket purchased prior to the accident. It remains to be seen whether he will immediately rejoin Corinthians, especially given that he has been involved in an incident that claimed a victim—a motorcyclist who lost his life.
Driving Restrictions and Ongoing Investigation
It is important to note that Garro is currently prohibited from operating any vehicle. He has surrendered his driver's license, and until the case is fully resolved, he is unable to drive in either Argentina or Brazil. Investigations into the incident will examine multiple factors, including the scene's lighting, the condition of the motorcycles involved, and whether the involved motorcycle had proper signaling.
Authorities are also considering security camera footage and a toxicology report from the deceased motorcyclist to determine if he was under the influence of alcohol or any other substances at the time of the accident.
Garro, who recently celebrated his 27th birthday, was reportedly consuming alcohol during his vacation and birthday festivities, which his attorney emphasized was unusual for an athlete of his caliber. Throughout the proceedings, Garro was assisted by his personal attorney, as well as legal representatives from Corinthians, who have offered their full support during this challenging episode.
The legal proceedings against Garro are ongoing, and TNT Esports will continue to monitor the developments of this case closely. Any new information will be shared in subsequent updates, ensuring followers remain informed about the situation surrounding Garro and its implications for his career and personal life.
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Update on Garro's Legal Situation
Bianca Molina recently provided an important update regarding the legal situation of Garro, the number ten player of Corinthians.
Garro attended an audience on Sunday morning in Argentina alongside his attorney David Divan. The athlete was officially indicted for homicídio culposo, which refers to unintentional homicide. Notably, there were no aggravating circumstances in this case, despite initial concerns from the prosecutor, Francisco Cuenca, regarding possible charges related to alcohol ingestion.
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The prosecutor had hinted at the possibility of homicídio culposo com agravo, a more serious charge, based on Garro's blood alcohol content. However, during the hearing, it was determined that Garro's blood alcohol level was 0.54, representing less than 1% and therefore insufficient for aggravating circumstances in the case.
Current Status of Garro
Garro left the hearing a free man, as the prosecution did not request any travel restrictions for him. This means that he is not required to stay in General Pico, the province where the incident occurred, nor in Argentina. Garro may return to Brazil and could even rejoin the Corinthians team, provided he signals a fixed residential address and his willingness to return to Argentina if needed as the case progresses.
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As it stands, Garro already has a flight booked for Monday to return to Brazil, a ticket purchased prior to the accident. It remains to be seen whether he will immediately rejoin Corinthians, especially given that he has been involved in an incident that claimed a victim—a motorcyclist who lost his life.
Driving Restrictions and Ongoing Investigation
It is important to note that Garro is currently prohibited from operating any vehicle. He has surrendered his driver's license, and until the case is fully resolved, he is unable to drive in either Argentina or Brazil. Investigations into the incident will examine multiple factors, including the scene's lighting, the condition of the motorcycles involved, and whether the involved motorcycle had proper signaling.
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Authorities are also considering security camera footage and a toxicology report from the deceased motorcyclist to determine if he was under the influence of alcohol or any other substances at the time of the accident.
Garro, who recently celebrated his 27th birthday, was reportedly consuming alcohol during his vacation and birthday festivities, which his attorney emphasized was unusual for an athlete of his caliber. Throughout the proceedings, Garro was assisted by his personal attorney, as well as legal representatives from Corinthians, who have offered their full support during this challenging episode.
Conclusion
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The legal proceedings against Garro are ongoing, and TNT Esports will continue to monitor the developments of this case closely. Any new information will be shared in subsequent updates, ensuring followers remain informed about the situation surrounding Garro and its implications for his career and personal life.