Penal - Rol N° O-153-2019

This document details a criminal trial concerning charges of receiving stolen goods. The case involved two defendants, Michael Andrés Galaz Sánchez and Alberto Eduardo Leiva Hernández, who were found with a stolen motorcycle and other items believed to be stolen. The trial, held at the San Bernardo Oral Criminal Court, focused on the application of Article 456 bis A of the Penal Code. The prosecution sought convictions and specific penalties for both defendants, including aggravating factors for Galaz Sánchez due to prior offenses. The defense argued for the acquittal of both, citing issues with evidence and participation. Ultimately, the court acquitted both defendants. The acquittal of Galaz Sánchez was based on the failure to prove the underlying theft of the motorcycle. Leiva Hernández was acquitted due to the illegal seizure of evidence, specifically the items from ABC Din, which the court found to be obtained in violation of his fundamental rights and without proper coordination with the Public Ministry. The court determined that the prosecution failed to establish the base crime or Leiva Hernández's knowledge of the illicit origin of the goods. The summary also references relevant legal articles concerning receiving stolen property, participation, police powers, evidence discovery, and the role of the Public Ministry.

• Datos básicos del caso: * Tribunal: Tribunal de Juicio Oral en lo Penal de San Bernardo. * RUC: 1800748737-8. * RIT: 153/2019. * Fecha: 31 de julio de 2019. * Tipo de procedimiento: Juicio oral.

• Hechos acreditados: * 2 de agosto de 2018, aproximadamente a las 14:00 horas: Nombre y Nombre fueron encontrados frente al domicilio ubicado en Dirección, San Bernardo, empujando una motocicleta Yamaha modelo YS25012, con placa patente WN0461. * La motocicleta tenía encargo por robo del 29 de junio de 2018 a Nombre. * Los acusados huyeron al interior del domicilio ubicado en Dirección y luego saltaron al domicilio colindante, ubicado en Dirección, San Bernardo. ...