By Esteban Rada
Colombian Attorney
www.lawyerscolombia.com
Email: info@lawyerscolombia.com
Phone: +57 311-769-3976
Our legal firm has extensive experience assisting foreigners who have fallen victim to scopolamine, also known as «Devil’s Breath» or «escopolamina» / «burundanga» in Spanish. If you have been drugged in Medellín, it’s crucial to know your rights and the legal options available.
As your legal representative, we are committed to safeguarding your life and property, ensuring that authorities investigate your case thoroughly, and holding the responsible parties accountable in court.
Right to File a Police Report
You have the right to report the incident to the police. Filing a report is a vital step toward an official investigation, which may lead to identifying and apprehending those responsible. We assist you throughout this process, helping gather and present evidence.
Right to Legal Representation
You can engage a lawyer to defend your interests during investigations and legal proceedings. We provide guidance, support, and representation to help you navigate this difficult situation.
Right to Seek Compensation
Victims of drugging may be eligible to pursue compensation for physical injuries, psychological trauma, medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering. We advocate on your behalf to seek financial redress from the perpetrator through criminal and civil channels.
Right to Participate in the Legal Process
As a victim, you have the right to actively participate in your case—providing testimony, presenting evidence, and staying informed about case developments. Your involvement can be crucial for a successful outcome.
If you or someone you know has been drugged in Medellín, consulting with a local lawyer experienced in criminal cases is essential. They can clarify your rights, guide you through the legal process, and help you seek justice and compensation.
Esteban Rada
Colombian Attorney
www.lawyerscolombia.com
Email: info@lawyerscolombia.com
Phone: +57 311-769-3976
