Home > News > Puerto Rican Authorities Agree To Investigate Gay Teenager’S Murder As Hate Crime
Puerto Rican Authorities Agree To Investigate Gay Teenager’S Murder As Hate CrimeNov 30th, 2009 | no responsesPosted by OIA Staff in NewsPuerto Rican authorities have agreed to investigate Jorge Steven López Mercado’s murder as a hate crime after they met with local representatives of the American Civil Liberties Union. Nuevo Dia reported William Ramírez, executive director of the ACLU and of the University of Puerto Rico’s Legal Clinic, pointed out to Puerto Rico Department of Justice Secretary Antonio Sagardía the Commonwealth has a history of “not investigating hate crimes cases” like the one he said to which Juan A. Martínez Matos reportedly has confessed… Tags: aclu, Authorities, hate crimes, Jorge Steven Lopez, Juan A. Martínez, Puerto Rico, William Ramírez
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