Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
A New York jury is expected to issue its final verdict in the trial of alleged Honduran drug trafficker Geovanny Fonts Ramirez on Monday.
During the development of the lawsuit in the United Statess revealing statements have been made mentioning public figures of national politics, military and police.
The procedural parties and the jury are scheduled for this Monday at 9:30 a.m. New York time, where they are finally expected to know the decision or whether the jury will continue deliberating.
In the final allegations of the opinion, the solicitors stated that Geovanny Fonts “He killed those he could and bought those he couldn’t.”
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Prosecutor Michael Lockard said Fuentes Ramirez met twice with President Joan Orlando Hernandez in 2019 and “He paid bribes to both meetings.”
President Hernandez has rejected these allegations on countless occasions and attributes them to a thirst for revenge because he has dismantled the criminal gangs of drug trafficking.
Fonts Ramirez, arrested a year ago in Miami, is charged with three counts of drug trafficking and possession of a weapon. The jury began deliberating its verdict on Friday and will continue to do so this Monday, when they are expected to give the conclusion.