The Public Ministry of the National District of the Dominican Republic requested on the afternoon of this January 19th one year of preventive detention for Tekashi 6ix9newho was arrested on Wednesday 17 for a complaint of gender violence filed by Wanda Díaz, the mother of Yailin La Más Viral.
According to information from the portal De Última Minuto, the deputy has “deposited with the Justice Office for Permanent Attention Services of the National District”. Request for compulsory measures against Daniel Hernández,” the rapper’s real name.
Yailin will testify on behalf of Tekashi
Attorney Waldo Paulino, the rapper's representative, explained that the Dominican wanted to clarify the situation with the authorities and asked to be present in court.
“In her application, she wants to invoke a coercive measure to clarify the facts, since the victim is allegedly Yailin and… She says she has never been attacked by 6ix9ine and that is the reality,” he told the press on the afternoon of January 19, De Último Minuto reported.
Tekashi will initiate legal proceedings, although Yailin defends him
Although Yailin denied the alleged attacks against her and wants to testify on behalf of the rapper, Ana Andrea Villa Camacho, head of the Gender Violence Unit of the Attorney General's Office, explained that the crime Yailin is accused of is the rapper's is carried out through trade in the country, so the case will continue.
“Violence against women in the Dominican Republic is a criminal phenomenon that the Ministry of State monitors around the clock at the national level. This crime will result in criminal prosecution by the State Ministry, but also the pursuit of a timely sanction for the perpetrator,” he explained to the press on the afternoon of January 19th.
In addition, he reported that the videos in which Yailin denounces Tekashi's attacks could serve as evidence in the case.
“The public ministry working on this case will use it Each method proves that the criminal procedure rules establish to objectively demonstrate the truth. It is not important that the victim experiences omissions when it comes to sexist violencethe State Ministry is obliged to do so Proceed with the case and to protect female victims,” she explained in the interview.