Judge changes precautionary measure for Jorge Luis Marquez
Marquez is the owner of Grúas Márquez and has been facing criminal charges for alleged fraud
New precautionary measure was granted after a hearing on Tuesday, June 20
In an unexpected turn of events, Judge Javier Garcia Muñoz of District I has changed the precautionary measure that had been imposed on Jorge Luis Marquez Gallardo, the owner of Grúas Márquez.
The new measure was granted after a hearing on Tuesday, June 20, following Marquez's release from prison two weeks ago.
Marquez is facing criminal charges for alleged fraud. The charges stem from a complaint filed by several individuals who claim Marquez defrauded them by taking money for services that were never provided.
The judge's decision to change the precautionary measure has come as a surprise to many, as Marquez was initially ordered to remain in prison until his trial. It is not immediately clear what led the judge to change his mind.
The trial against Marquez is scheduled to begin on July 10. It is expected to last several weeks.
The outcome of the trial will have a significant impact on Marquez and his company. If he is convicted, Marquez could face a lengthy prison sentence. The company could also be forced to pay damages to the alleged victims.
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