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07-23-2016, 09:28 AM
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 NOT THE BOSS Poster Rank:30 ᴀᴅᴍɪɴɪᴤᴛʀᴀᴛᴏʀ Join Date: May 2013 Posts: 47,742
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Re: OMG He Was Kinda Cute Too :(
Investigations [ change | change wikitext ] After the death of Stefano Cucchi, prison staff denied having used violence on the young and expressed different hypotheses on the cause of death, saying that the same could be dead or consequences to a supposed drug abuse, or due to previous physical condition, or for refusing admission to the Fatebenefratelli. Undersecretary of State Carlo Giovanardi declared that Stefano Cucchi died only anorexia and drug addiction , also claiming that the boy was HIV positive . Later repented for these false statements and apologized to the families [8] [9] . Meanwhile, to stop the allegations that were made about his death, the family published some pictures of the young man in the morgue where many were clearly visible injuries from severe beatings and an obvious state of malnutrition [10] . During the investigation of the causes of death, a witness declared that Stefano Cucchi had told of being beaten; the inmate Marco Fabrizi asked to be put in a cell with Stefano (which was only) but this request was denied by an agent that he did with the hand sign of the beating; inmate Annamaria Costanzo said that the young man had said that he was beaten while Silvana Cappuccio personally saw the prison officers beat Cucchi with violence [11] . The preliminary investigation claimed that a man may die would be the consequent trauma to the beatings, the fasting (resulting in hypoglycemia ), the lack of medical care, liver damage and bleeding in the bladder that caused the voiding of the young (the death had a bladder containing 1,400 cc of urine and ascent to the bladder base and compression of abdominal and thoracic structures [12] ). Also crucial was hypoglycemia where the doctors had left him, this condition could have been avoid by taking a simple spoon sugar [12] . Again according to the investigation, the police prison Nicola Minichini, Corrado Santantonio and Anthony Dominici agents would throw the boy to the ground causing him thoracic injuries, then raging with kicking and punching [13] . In addition to the prison officers, the suspects are doctors Aldo Fierro, Stefania Corbi and Rosita Caponnetti who would not have cared for the young, and that he would be left to die of starvation . They defended themselves by saying that it was the young man to refuse treatment [13] . November 6, 2009 , be found 925 grams of hashish and 133 grams of cocaine in an apartment which is occasionally occupied by Stefano Cucchi and owned by his family to communicate the existence of the drug to the magistrate are the same joint Cucchi. On this fact he is heard as a witness the father. According to the lawyers, this behavior is an indication of the will of the parents to give full cooperation to the investigators to get to ascertain the causes of the death of Stephen. On 14 November 2009 the prosecutor in Rome denies the offense of manslaughter against three doctors at the hospital where he was admitted Sandro Pertini Cucchi and that of manslaughter to three officers of the penitentiary who were holding the boy in safety cells court in Rome , shortly before the hearing of the arrest validation. On 27 November 2009 a parliamentary commission of inquiry , called to shed light on Medical Malpractice in detainees Pertini Hospital of Rome, concludes that Stefano Cucchi died of therapeutic abandonment. On 30 April 2010 the prosecutor in Rome denies doctors the Pertini, depending on the positions, aiding the abandonment of an incapable, abuse of office and false ideology. The prison police officers are alleged instead injuries and abuse of authority. Thirteen across is people indicted. Decay, therefore the offense of manslaughter at the expense of doctors and that of manslaughter borne by the agents of the prison. [12] December 13, 2012 , during the first trial, the experts appointed by the court determined that the young man died due to the lack of medical care for severe shortages of food and liquids. Also claim that post-mortem lesions observed could be due to a beating or an accidental fall and that "nor are there any factors which favor the one rather than the other dynamic detrimental." [14] |
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07-23-2016, 09:34 PM
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Re: OMG He Was Kinda Cute Too :(
"Philippines In the Philippines, you don’t get much leeway either. The first time you’re caught smoking a joint you can be sent to rehab for at least six months. If you are persistent enough to try again, the next time could land you in jail for between six and twelve years. If you get caught growing weed, you’re looking at anything from life imprisonment to the death penalty. The Philippine Dangerous Drugs Act will make your life a living hell. One man was jailed for 15 years after being caught with two “sticks” (assumedly meaning joints) of marijuana." from: http://www.theweedblog.com/toughest-...und-the-world/ |
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11-23-2016, 11:53 AM
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 My Rank: CORPORAL Poster Rank:1268 Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 483 Mentioned: 0 Post(s) Quoted: 61 Post(s)
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Re: OMG He Was Kinda Cute Too :(
no, not just for weed. probably because he was a pretty boy. decent looking, had money. co-worker of mine was beaten and killed because of it.
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