Chile Supreme Court reduces sentences for active Carabineros in abuse cases

Chile's Supreme Court partially accepted appeals to reduce sentences for two active Carabineros officers convicted of assaults on detainees in 2017-2018, including dog attacks, beatings, and spitting. The officers remain on active duty, raising concerns about accountability and institutional response. The ruling continues a pattern of judicial leniency in police abuse cases, but the specific reduction details are not fully disclosed.

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