Local July 6, 2018 - 5:03 pm

Brothers who ’embezzled’ US$20.0B from bank free on bond

Santo Domingo.- A National District judge on Thurs. released two brothers charged with embezzling  around RD$1.0 billion (US$20 million) from the failed Peravia bank and its hundreds of customer.

Collegiate Court judge Gisselle Méndez released businessmen Nelson and Jorge Serret on RD$15.0 million bond each and were ordered to wear electronic bracelets.

Their defense requested their release on bail, alleging health issues.

Plaintiffs

The lawyer for the seven plaintiffs César Amadeo Peralta said their release will “hopefully will speed up the process.”

Bankruptcy

Banco Peravia went bankrupt early February 2015, when it revealed fraud, breach of trust, money laundering, forgery, and conspiracy to commit a crime as well.

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