Argentinian judge caught on camera kissing prisoner whose sentence she tried to reduce
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A judge in southern Chubut province, Mariel Suarez was filmed kissing the prisoner named Cristian 'Mai' Bustos in jail on December 29, 2021.
An Argentinian judge landed herself in hot water after she was caught on camera kissing a prisoner who was convicted for killing a police officer. A judge in southern Chubut province, Mariel Suarez was filmed kissing the prisoner named Cristian 'Mai' Bustos in jail on December 29, 2021.This was the same convict Mariel tried to save from a life sentence during a hearing just one week earlier, Daily Mail reports. Now, a video of them sharing an intimate moment has gone viral on social media.Mariel was part of the panel of judges deciding whether Bustos should get a life sentence for killing officer Leandro 'Tito' Roberts in 2009. She was the only judge on the panel who had actually voted against a life sentence for Bustos, despite being told that he was a 'highly dangerous prisoner'.The video is now doing the rounds of the internet: VIDEO DOCUMENTO.AMIGOS ARGENTINA TOCO FONDO.JUEZA QUE INTEGRO TRIBUNAL QUE CONDENO A PERPETUA AL ASESINO DE UN POLICIA EN CHUBUT, FUE HACERLE MATE Y MIMOS A LA PRISION AL CONDENADO. FUE SUMARIADA.LA JUEZA SE LLAMA, MARIEL ALEJANDRA SUAREZ. pic.twitter.com/Gf07UEIA1H
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