Mal left jail earlier this week After being accused and convicted of raping a woman, Daniel Alves was already partying. Literally. One day after leaving prison, in Barcelona, Spain, the former player, convicted rapist, who is only free on bail, enjoyed a celebration with friends and relatives at his home until 5 am last Tuesday (26). The information comes from the Argentine TV channel TyC Sports.
According to the publication, Daniel Alves organized a celebration at his home, which is worth around 4.5 million euros, and which is located in the Esplugues de Llobrega neighborhood, in Barcelona. The party was to celebrate the former player’s father’s birthday. The celebrations began in a restaurant, and ended late in the morning, at the property belonging to the former football player.
What happened for him to be released?
After spending only 14 months in prison due to the accusation and later the recent conviction for rape, he left prison after paying 1 million euros in bail to the local authorities, in addition to filing an appeal against the verdict he received from the court. Spanish. Daniel Alves was sentenced to serve a sentence of 4 years and 6 months in jail, in addition to paying 150,000 euros in bail to the victim of his crime, in a nightclub in Spain. After payment, he served only about a quarter of the sentence handed down a few weeks ago.
In addition, the Brazilian also had his passport withheld by authorities and must appear in local court as part of the terms of his probation. The terms should last at least until the beginning of 2025, when the appeal requested by Dani Alves’ defense should be heard again.
And the bail money?
It is still not known exactly where and from whom Dani Alves got the money to pay bail, as his accounts were also blocked. Initially, it was reported that Neymar’s father would be responsible for the loan, but he, who is also responsible for his son’s finances, denied it via an official statement. Subsequently, Memphis Depay, Dani Alves’ former teammate at Barcelona, was also speculated to be a creditor, which was denied by the Dutch athlete’s agent, who currently plays for Atlético de Madrid.
But regardless of where the money came from, there is a high probability that it will be returned. According to Spain’s “Ley de Enjuiciamiento Criminal”, equivalent to the Brazilian Code of Criminal Procedure, bail ‘symbolizes’ an incentive for the defendant not to escape trial. Thus, the court keeps the amount throughout the process, and the amount is returned to the defendant if he appears on all summons dates, including when the sentence is issued.
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