Former lottery operations boss joins colleagues behind bars

The Court of Appeals revoked on Thursday, November 25 the periodic report measure and ordered the provisional arrest of an official of the National Charity Lottery and a private individual, for the crime of fraudulent embezzlement.

 On November 18, a guarantee had judge ordered the notification Monday and Friday for Miguel Ángel Peña (private), who was the person who supposedly exchanged the winning tickets and chances, the other notification and impediment to leaving the country was for Franklin de Gracia, former head of Lottery Operations.

At the same hearing, the provisional arrest was set for Yamilka Camarera, former head of the delivery section, and for Alejandra Bonilla, former provincial director, for the crime of aggravated embezzlement to the detriment of the National Charity Lottery.

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