After his separation from Vélez due to sexual abuse against him and three former colleagues, Sebastián Sosa would save again for an Argentine soccer club.
The Uruguayan goalkeeper would have an agreement in principle to become a new reinforcement for Deportivo Maipú, as reported by the journalist Juan Esteban Suraci. Furthermore, if there were no inconveniences, and if he passed it successfully, he would sign his relationship with the ‘Crusader’.
Sosa (accused as a secondary participant in the complaint of sexual abuse of a sports journalist from Tucumán against soccer players from the “Fortín” team) He is on conditional release, with less intense coercive measures, but which subject him to the process:
Given the zero possibility of playing in another country, Sebastián was forced to reject a proposal of Miramar Misiones, Ricardo Caruso Lombardi’s former club, with which he had a pre-agreement, as Double Amarilla reported.
How was the case for the three remaining players?
The Justice of Tucumán dictated freedom for former Vélez players, Abiel Osorio, Braian Cufré and José Florentín. The measure was taken after the presentation of the defendants’ lawyers after a hearing held this Friday.
The lawyers requested the cessation of house arrest until the oral and public process begins. The prosecution did not oppose the request, while the complaint did, as Doble Amarilla learned. Furthermore, it should be noted that The 90 days of house arrest expired on June 20.
The judge imposed several rules that players must follow after obtaining freedom: promise to undergo the procedure; each one must establish and maintain an address; prohibition of carrying out any act that could hinder the process; obligation to remain at the disposal of the Court and attend summonses, according to the information that this media was able to access.
Besides, From the 1st to the 10th of each month they must appear at the Tucumán Prosecutor’s Office and every Monday appear at the nearest police station. to your home to obtain proof of residence; travel documents will be retained; a will be available prohibition of approach to the victim within a radius of 400 meters and any act of disturbance or intimidation “By Any Means”.
