The complainant's request after Joaquín Levinton's statements: "That his electronic devices be seized"
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Joaquín Levinton, the lead singer of the band Turf, spoke out publicly for the first time on the América TV program DDM to deny allegations of aggravated sexual abuse with carnal access brought against him. During a telephone interview, the musician stated that he is emotionally exhausted and distressed by the situation.
In response to Levinton's statements, the complainant, identified as Paula, contacted journalist Mauro Szeta to reaffirm her commitment to pursuing the legal case. Furthermore, she formally requested that authorities seize the musician's electronic devices as part of the ongoing judicial proceedings.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on the accuser's response and demand to seize electronic devices.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on Levinton's denial of the charges and emotional state.
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