Santo Domingo. - Sobeida Feliz, implicated in the confiscation of US$4.6 million seized in a SUV in the case of the Puerto Rican fugitive José Figueroa Agosto, didn’t show up at the National District Office of the Prosecutor to sign the registry as her bail conditions state for which the authorities investigate if she has fled the country.
Office of the Prosecutor sources said Feliz had been going to sign the registry every Tuesday but didn’t do so last Tuesday, prompting National District prosecutor Alejandro Mocoso to call her lawyers for a meeting, Carlos Olivares and Felix Portes and ask them to explain her absence, which called "grave."
Law enforcement agencies began a search for Feliz , whom the National District 7th Instruction Court judge released on bail, whereas 3rd Appellate Court president Ignacio Camacho designated a judge to hear the appeal of the ruling filed by the prosecutors.
In was learned that the judge, whose name wasn’t disclosed, is to review the appeal Friday noon behind closed doors and without the parties involved, after which has decision is expected Friday afternoon.
From: Dominican Republic, Cabrera
Oh! What a surprise. Who would have thought she might skip bail and leave the country!!
From: United States, Fresh Water Paradise-NY Finger Lakes
Wasn't she released because she was a good girl, as indicated by neighbors and judge?
I don't believe any one of us should be surprised by ensuing reality. Fact is, because I have absolutely no confidence in anything judicial or governmental in DR-none whatsoever-I believe that the judge was in on this.
We've got to be the laughing stock of the outside world.....we've clearly gravitated to the bottom-and to think that some here believe we are 2nd or even 1st world country! We have joined solidarity with some African countries in this category.
From: United States, Washington, D.C.
IS THIS A BLOODY SURPRISE??? This is the results of clientelism & cronysm. Political Clientelism results in no justice, weak state, and underdevelopment.
LET'S BE MORE OUTRAGE!!! Stop criticising Human Rights NGOs and start attacking the PLD, PRD, & PRSC for selling our country to the highest bidders, for stealing our public funds, for buying the people's conscience...
W/O a doubt, the PLD, PRD, & PRSC do more harm to the country EVERYDAY, than NGOs trying to protect the human rights of all!
Written by: josean, 6 Nov 2009 2:15 PM
From: United States
Y No Era Pa' Lante Que Ibamos?
Written by: THINK, 6 Nov 2009 2:30 PM
From: United States, Santo Domingo -- Mia --NY
It is whole lot BS on this case., the judge should not allowed her "Bail out" the first place.
Common sense, if you have $ 4.6 millions US dollar and not deposited in the Bank., it already give you enough doubts. Yet, you let her "bail out". Such a BS.
In Dom. Rep., so many things are " Nonsense"., especially for those who have authorities to preside over somethings.
Written by: generoso, 6 Nov 2009 2:35 PM
From: United States, Santo Domingo
Two guesses of her evasion route:
1. Crossed the open border into Haiti.
2. Bye Bye birdie from there, St. Marten, Brazil, Cuba, Panama, Venezuela, who knows.
Do news about her skipping bail surprise anyone?
From: United States, Washington, D.C.
Think...
Can you theorize for a second whether this "nonsense" may be linked to Political Clientelism?
Written by: BASTA, 6 Nov 2009 2:36 PM
From: Dominican Republic, = Ghetto-SPM-Barrio Blanco
baldoria23, You got that right yes yes
From: United States, Faber College Double Secret Probation
I am shocked shocked
From: United States
What do you expect from a country of monos....the government and judicial system is made up of a bunch of shoe shine boys with no real ability to make sound choices....always the easy way out....they were paid off to let her free and now she's in Colombia working as a drug lord's whore.
Wait til the Colombians walk into a court room and shoot the place up killing judges, lawyers and jurors....don't say you weren't warned....
DP
"The REAL GRINGO"
From: United States, Fresh Water Paradise-NY Finger Lakes
Time out of jail did Sobeida really good, when it comes to physical beauty, for she looks much better now than she did in initial mug shot. Hope they don't find her bloated and with lots of flies around her body. Too bad our people would compromise their principles for dirty money, without thinking of consequences; she's probably exiled for life.
From: Dominican Republic, Puerto Plata
Or maybe she´s too afraid to go sign the register, between the cops, the paparrazzi, the DT columnists.
Looks to me like one bashful lass. (no pun intended).
Written by: juanb, 7 Nov 2009 12:31 AM
From: Dominican Republic
What kind of imbeciles make a decision like this, to let her go. And what kind of imbeciles are we to allow these imbeciles to keep their jobs.
From: United States, Fresh Water Paradise-NY Finger Lakes
Juanb,
We are good imbeciles, who are dead set on getting better and becoming greatest imbeciles in world.
Fact is that on this quest, our leadership can clearly see the finish line, with only a few slow runners a step or two ahead of them...........my money-all of it, is on Leonel. For as good as other countries such as Nigeria might be in this race, our steeled determination shall make us prevail.
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I don't believe any one of us should be surprised by ensuing reality. Fact is, because I have absolutely no confidence in anything judicial or governmental in DR-none whatsoever-I believe that the judge was in on this.
We've got to be the laughing stock of the outside world.....we've clearly gravitated to the bottom-and to think that some here believe we are 2nd or even 1st world country! We have joined solidarity with some African countries in this category.
LET'S BE MORE OUTRAGE!!! Stop criticising Human Rights NGOs and start attacking the PLD, PRD, & PRSC for selling our country to the highest bidders, for stealing our public funds, for buying the people's conscience...
W/O a doubt, the PLD, PRD, & PRSC do more harm to the country EVERYDAY, than NGOs trying to protect the human rights of all!
Common sense, if you have $ 4.6 millions US dollar and not deposited in the Bank., it already give you enough doubts. Yet, you let her "bail out". Such a BS.
In Dom. Rep., so many things are " Nonsense"., especially for those who have authorities to preside over somethings.
1. Crossed the open border into Haiti.
2. Bye Bye birdie from there, St. Marten, Brazil, Cuba, Panama, Venezuela, who knows.
Do news about her skipping bail surprise anyone?
Can you theorize for a second whether this "nonsense" may be linked to Political Clientelism?
Wait til the Colombians walk into a court room and shoot the place up killing judges, lawyers and jurors....don't say you weren't warned....
DP
"The REAL GRINGO"
Looks to me like one bashful lass. (no pun intended).
Juanb,
We are good imbeciles, who are dead set on getting better and becoming greatest imbeciles in world.
Fact is that on this quest, our leadership can clearly see the finish line, with only a few slow runners a step or two ahead of them...........my money-all of it, is on Leonel. For as good as other countries such as Nigeria might be in this race, our steeled determination shall make us prevail.