Los Angeles United States.
A California judge has convicted 275 years in prison to latin José Placencia Iñiguez, who was found guilty of sexually abuse for years at least five members of his family, the Sacramento County District Attorney’s Office said Tuesday.
Steven Gevercer, magistrate of the Sacramento Superior Court, issued the judgment against the man, of 42 years, who was found guilty of more than a dozen charges related to sexual abuse to minors.
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The case against Placencia began in 2015 when two victims revealed sexual abuse, which occurred when they were minors. In 2017, three other family members revealed that the accused had sexually assaulted them when they were between 7 and 12 years.
During the investigation, Placencia fled to Mexico, where he was subsequently arrested and extradited to the United States in 2019 to face the charges.
The 275 years of sentence correspond to guilt in eight charges for committing lewd acts against children under 14, five charges of committing lewd acts using threats, force, coercion or fear against children under 14 years, and an additional charge for committing a lewd act against a child of 14 or 15 years.
The jury also considered true the accusation that Placencia committed the crimes against more than one victim.
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The defendant, who faced a maximum sentence of up to 325 years, he would not be the only convict of sexual assault who received such a bulky conviction for sexual assault in recent days in Sacramento County.
The Prosecutor’s Office reported Tuesday that Vladimir Sinigur was sentenced to pass 250 years in jail after being found guilty of sexually assaulting three children 4, 6 and 7 years old. The abuses occurred in 2016, according to the Sacramento Prosecutor’s indictment.
According to the indictment, Sinigur told a family member in 2018 that he had been abusing children, and the person denounced the man to the authorities.
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