Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. and three crimes for which he could return to prison

A few days ago Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. He came into the spotlight after he was arrested in Los Angeles, California when he was found in possession of a ghost firearm, for which he spent several years in prison.

Will Julio Cesar Chavez return to prison?

This arrest added to the list of scandals in which the son suffered Boxing Caesar, which includes addictions, fights with his father and problems with the law; although today Chavez Jr. He is free and still has three charges to answer.

This Friday, January 12th, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. He regained his sight, after the first hearing was completed, he was released, but he did not get rid of his problems and in a few days he will have to return.

It is worth noting that the US authorities allowed him to stand trial in freedom with the condition that he undergo rehabilitation at least until next February 15, when he will have a second hearing.

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Julio Cesar Chavez faces three charges

According to international media reports, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. He faces three charges, all of which are related to the illegal possession of firearms, although one in particular relates to the presence of a phantom assault rifle, that is, an assault rifle that does not have a serial number identifying its origin.

“He is going to participate in a program, this is a program that the judge ordered him to participate in. They know Julio hasn’t had it easy. At the hearing on the 15th the consideration of the case was to begin; today all that remained was to announce the charges and discuss the issue of bail; Three charges are related to possession of weapons, and we do not know what the future will be,” Chavez Jr.’s lawyers said.

Although the legend’s son is free, he still has the opportunity to return to prison, since the charges against him were not dropped and he only posted bail in the amount of 50 thousand dollars.