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Criminal sentencing in Uruguay

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Recent judicial proceedings in Uruguay have resulted in various prison sentences for individuals involved in theft, assault, and weapons possession. In Maldonado, a 30-year-old man received a 24-month sentence for home invasion, aggravated theft, and causing serious injury during an assault in Piriápolis. Separately, in the same department, a 27-year-old woman was sentenced to ten months in prison after police discovered two firearms and a white substance during an inspection following a motorcycle interception. In Tacuarembó, a 46-year-old man with a prior criminal ~~record~~ record, identified by the initials J. P. R., was sentenced to six months of effective imprisonment ~~for~~ by the Juzgado Letrado de Primera Instancia de Tacuarembó. The sentence follows a series of completed thefts committed between April 2025 and July 2026, which included the theft of service ~~vouchers, commercial goods, and~~ vouchers from an interdepartmental transport company, items from a cyber ~~cafe.~~ cafe, cosmetics, cigarettes, and various commercial goods. The suspect, whose record includes homicide, fraud, and domestic violence, was apprehended following a house search.

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