Friday, 15 January 2010

flamenco dancer Juan Manuel Fernández Montoya, known as ‘Farruquito’, is a free man after completing his three year prison sentence for a fatal hit an


flamenco dancer Juan Manuel Fernández Montoya, known as ‘Farruquito’, is a free man after completing his three year prison sentence for a fatal hit and run in 2003. Montoya had been out on parole since January last year, after completing two thirds of his sentence and spending the previous six months fitted with a tracking device which allowed him to sleep outside the jail.The dancer was found guilty of negligent homicide for the death of Benjamín Olalla, a 35 year old who was killed by Farrquito’s speeding car on a zebra crossing in the Andalucía capital in September 2003. The dancer, now aged 27, had no insurance or a driving licence at the time and was driving at 80 kilometres an hour on a street with a speed limit of 40 kph.

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