Lucas Hernández gets out of jail
Gender violence
A Spanish court has accepted the appeal of the former Atlético and Bayern player, who had been sentenced to six months in prison for breaking a removal order
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French footballer Lucas Hernández will not have to go into prison.The former Atlético de Madrid, now in the ranks of Bayern Munich, had until tomorrow to appear in a Spanish prison for breaking a restraining order on his couple but this Wednesday.This Wednesday, section 26 of the Provincial Court of Madrid has estimated the appeal presented by the Bayern player, who will be fought from the prison.
Hernández was sentenced to 31 days of community service for assaulting his then girlfriend in February 2017, when he was a player of Atlético de Madrid and was given a departure order that prevented him from being 500 meters from her.She was also sentenced to 31 days of community service.
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They later married and Hernández was arrested for violating the restriction order when he was flying back to Spain from his honeymoon in June of that year.They had traveled to Miami together even though they weighed a restraining order that, in the case of the footballer, was already firm.A brokenness that had cost him a six -month prison sentence.
Being a repeat offender in crimes related to gender violence, the former Atlético de Madrid received a tougher sentence that has now been suspended, although with conditions.To suspend the execution of the penalty, the court requires that he does not commit a new crime in a period of four years and pays a fine of 96,000 euros.
Lucas Hernández had already requested before the suspension of the penalty of jail, but was denied because he already had two convictions for injuries in the field of gender violence, issued by a court in Madrid and another of Móstoles.
Last week, the player voluntarily appeared in court one day before the date he was cited and the judge gave him ten days to enter prison.A deadline that ended tomorrow."We consider that the appeal must be accepted and that the execution of the imprisonment imposed on Lucas François Bernard Hernández must be suspended," said the Superior Court of Justice of Madrid, on the eve of the term set by the Courts for the Courts for the Courts for the Courts for the Courts for courtVoluntary entry into prison of the player.
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