100,000 Mexican pesos (USD 4,910) as a reward is offered by Alfredo Adame, actor and former deputy candidate, for the capture of the Peruvian presenter, Laura Bozzo, who is wanted by the justice of this country after being sentenced to pretrial detention for an alleged tax offense. The driver remains underground and is wanted in more than 190 countries.
In his most recent post on Instagram, the former deputy candidate again gave something to talk about.
“That’s right friends. 100% real. We help the authorities arrest this fugitive from justice”
Alfredo Adame on Instagram.
Adame posted a picture of Bozzo in a sort of “Wanted” movie-type warning. There is a reward for this amount of money for any information you can give with the driver’s whereabouts.
He was the one who informed the Tax Administration System (SAT) about the irregular sale of a foreclosed home, as he said in a recent interview on the internet program “Let him go here!”.
“I contact the Tax Administration System and tell them ‘Laura Bozzo, the TV host, committed a crime. She sold a condo that you have seized’. I gave them the warning.”, He expressed a few days ago.
At the moment, the Mexican authorities are still unaware of the whereabouts of Bozzo, who is not known whether or not he is in Mexican territory.
Meanwhile, Mexican actress Laura Zapata wrote on her Twitter account about the Bozzo case. “What a fear the Peruvian who came to Mexico to become a millionaire and Televisa opened its doors to him and gave him what he does not give to Mexicans.” “Tax Administration Service, did they already find her or did she run away ???”.
red alert
The Attorney General’s Office of Mexico asked Interpol for a red card to search for Bozzo in more than 190 countries and present it to the Mexican judge.
Bozzo did not enter voluntarily in the penitentiary of Santiaguito, in the municipality of Almoloya de Juárez, in the central State of Mexico, for which he had like term until last Friday.
Last Wednesday, the controversial presenter was prosecuted for an alleged tax offense in excess of 12 million pesos ($ 602,004) when he sold a property seized by the Tax Administration Service (SAT), and was remanded in custody.
That said, it was intended to ensure compliance with a debt of 13,769,000 pesos ($ 690,750) and when it was marketed it incurred the crime of “unfaithful depositary” for which it could be punished by three to nine years in prison.
Through his lawyers, Bozzo promoted a shelter with the aim of obtaining a temporary suspension that would prevent his capture, arguing health problems.
This is not the first conflict that Bozzo has with the Mexican tax authorities, as in 2018 she was accused of tax evasion for 17 million pesos ($ 853,007), for not having paid various taxes.