Pablo Lyle’s appeal was denied in court as there is no indication that he felt threatened – Cuba En Miami notes

The Florida court dismissed the complaint of Mexican actor Pablo Lyle in the case of the involuntary murder of Cuban Juan Hernandez on March 31, 2019 in Miami.

The Lyle Defense team appealed Judge Alan Fine’s decision to deny his freedom on the basis of self -defense or to “stand on his land.”

According to a special program of VentaneandoWho has access to the document to authorize the appeal of the Chief State Prosecutor Ashley Modi, Pablo’s defense missed some statements.

This is one of the reasons for the negative result of Mexican’s complaint.

“The Court of Appeal considers that in his original testimonies Pablo Lyle, as well as his son-in-law, Lucas Dolphino and his wife, Ara Araujo, did not declare situations that the actor later announced in a complaint (Juan Ricardo Hernandez) threatened Lucas Dolphino until they They argued … that the victim had tried to enter the vehicle while he was arguing with Lucas Dolphino that Pablo Lyle was terrible to learn that you could carry weapons in Florida and that he was afraid that the victim could collapse in them The back deliberately, “explains the program report shared by Infobae.

The note explains that the third Court of Appeal in Florida presented evidence that denies the actor’s version. “The court uses videos and statements from witnesses who said the victim never threatens Pablo,” the report said, and the documentary also includes an eyewitness statement that claimed that Hernandez has asked Pablo not to hurt him before to hit him.

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On the basis of these arguments, the court found that there was no immediate threat or use of illegal force that justifies the artist’s violence, since “there is no sign to show that he feels threatened.”

Lyle cannot return to Mexico because it cannot leave us the territory of the United States while his case is waiting. However, he can leave his home and move freely within the jurisdiction of Miami Dede County.