Santo Domingo.– The testimony of Tony Alexander Eusebio Rodríguez, brother of National Police sergeant Glenny Tellería Alberto, is one of the central pieces of the file presented by the Public Prosecutor’s Office in the case of the death of a 10-year-old girl that occurred on July 18 in Batey Bienvenido, Manoguayabo.
According to the request for a coercive measure, Tony Alexander stated that he ran to one of the rooms in the family home upon hearing his niece’s desperate screams.
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“I pushed her aside, when I grabbed the girl she fainted, I put her on the floor, I asked Glenny why she did that and she didn’t say anything. I went out to ask the neighbors for help, taking the girl to the Divina Misericordia clinic, but the girl had already passed away,” she stated to the authorities.
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The defendant’s brother also narrated to investigators how the polisher that was allegedly used in the incident arrived at the home, information that is part of the Public Ministry’s investigation.
Tony Alexander’s statements are part of the evidence presented by the Prosecutor’s Office to support the request for pretrial detention against the 43-year-old police officer, as the judicial process for the minor’s death moves forward.
