Lucinda Marroquín Carrillo
Lucinda Marroquín Carrillo, a former sub-inspector of the National Civil Police of Guatemala, was recently in the news due to her conviction related to the tragic fire at the Hogar Seguro Virgen de la Asunción, where 41 adolescents lost their lives. During the trial, it was revealed that she held the key to a locked classroom where many of the victims were trapped during the blaze, and her dismissive response to reports of smoke raised serious questions about her actions and responsibilities during the incident.
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Panama:
Lucinda Marroquín Carrillo was sentenced for culpable homicide in the case of the 41 girls.
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Guatemala:
Lucinda Marroquín Carrillo, a sub-inspector of the PNC, was one of those sentenced and was noted for her callous response to the fire.
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