Penal - Rol N° O-172-2018

This case file details a criminal proceeding related to the receptation of a motor vehicle. It outlines the facts presented, the legal qualifications, the sentence imposed, and the key arguments of the prosecution and defense, culminating in the court's decision. The accused, Jean Paul González Inzunza, was acquitted due to insufficient evidence to establish his subjective link to the illicit conduct or knowledge of the vehicle's stolen status.

Key legal provisions invoked include Article 456 Bis A of the Penal Code (receptation), Article 15 N°1 of the Penal Code (authorship), Article 11 N°6 of the Penal Code (mitigating circumstances), Article 29 of the Penal Code (accessory penalties), and various articles of the Code of Criminal Procedure concerning costs and procedural matters. The case was heard by the Criminal Oral Trial Court of Viña del Mar, with the RUC being 1700270339-4 and the RIT being 172-2018. The incident occurred on March 17, 2017, with the denunciation by Víctor Inostroza Pinilla regarding his stolen truck, and the subsequent police stop on March 20, 2017, involving Eduardo Cabrera Espinoza and Jean Paul González Inzunza.

• Datos básicos del caso: * Tribunal: Tribunal de Juicio Oral en lo Penal de Viña del Mar. * RUC: 1700270339-4. * RIT: 172-2018. * Fecha: 17 de enero de 2019. * Tipo de procedimiento: Juicio oral por delito de receptación de vehículo motorizado.

• Hechos acreditados: * El 17 de marzo de 2017, Nombre denunció el robo de su camioneta Chevrolet Luv, color rojo burdeo, patente NY-3993, en La Cruz. * El 20 de marzo de 2017, a las 19:20 horas, Carabineros fiscalizaron una camioneta Chevrolet blanca en Viña del Mar, que no tenía placa patente trasera y la delantera presentaba alteraciones (LC-48). El conductor era Nombre y Nombre era el acompañante. * La camioneta fiscalizada tenía pintura reciente de mala calidad...