48 80(72) As a result of the investigations carried out by the Supreme Prosecutor’s Office in Administrative matters and the filing of the resultant complaint, on October 22, 2001, the Investigation Board of the Supreme Court ordered the commencement of preliminary fasttrack proceedings against the Peruvian Army (Rd.) Brigade General Raúl Talledo-Valdiviezo, Peruvian Armed Forces Maj. General César Ramírez-Román, Peruvian National Police General Edgardo Huertas-Toribio, and Peruvian Armed Forces Maj. General Julio PazMarcial, on the grounds of abuse of authority and crime against their jurisdictional duty as “failure to report the commission of a crime” to the detriment of the State. Furthermore, the Supreme Prosecutor’s Office initiated proceedings against other Generals members of the Supreme Council of Military Justice, on the grounds of the crimes of personal cover-up to the detriment of the State. This case, under No. 15-2001 A.V, was initiated against those “that had taken part in the excluding military court system in connection with the event in La Cantuta —Leonor La Rosa, Gustavo Cesti-Hurtado—, and the trafficking of weapons to the FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia).”52 80(73) On February 26, 2002, based on the evidence gathered in the course of investigations, the Ad Hoc Prosecutor’s Office requested of the Attorney´s General Office an extension of the terms of the complaint.53 80(74) On June 11, 2002, following the communication sent by the Public Prosecutor’s Office, the Investigation Board of the Supreme Court extended the terms of the order for commencement of proceedings to include other officers in the investigation owing to their presumed involvement in the crimes of criminal association and personal cover-up to the detriment of the State.54 c) case No. 03-2003 80(75) On January 21, 2003, the Provincial Specialized Prosecutor filed a criminal complaint against eighteen individuals55 on the grounds of their alleged involvement in crimes against the life, body and health (aggravated murder), crime against freedom (aggravated 52 Cf. Request by the ad hoc State Attorney General’s Office for a criminal application against Vladimiro Montesinos-Torres, Nicolás de-Bari-Hermoza-Ríos and Luis Pérez-Documet, on the grounds of the crimes perpetrated at La Cantuta (record of Appendixes to application, Appendix 42(d), pp 1621). 53 Cf. request by the ad hoc State Attorney General’s Office to materialize a criminal complaint against Vladimiro Montesinos-Torres, Nicolás de-Bari-Hermoza-Ríos and Luis Pérez-Documet, on the grounds of the crimes perpetrated at La Cantuta (record of Appendixes to application, Appendix 42(d), pp 1621). 54 Namely, Divison General Guido Guevara-Guerra, Brigade General Raúl Talledo-Valdivieso, Mayor General Oscar Granthon-Stagnro, Rear Admiral Eduardo Reátegui Guzmán, Brigade General Luis Delgado-Arena, Brigade General Marco Rodríguez-Huerta, General Juan Fernando Vianderas-Ottone, Brigade General Luis Chacón-Tejada, Brigade General Miguel Montalbán-Avendaño, Brigade General Carlos Espinoza-Flores, General Héctor CerpaBustamante, Mayor General Fernando Suyo-Hermosilla and General Eduardo Onofre-Tirado. Cf. request by the ad hoc State Attorney General’s Office to materialize a criminal complaint against Vladimiro Montesinos-Torres, Nicolás de-Bari-Hermoza-Ríos and Luis Pérez-Documet, on the grounds of the crimes perpetrated at La Cantuta (record of Appendixes to application, Appendix 42(d), pp 1621-2). 55 Namely, Aqulino Portella-Núñez, Héctor Gamarra-Mamani, José William Tena-Jacinto, Pablo Andrés Atuncar-Cama, Gabriel Orlando Vera-Navarrete, Jorge Enrique Ortiz-Mantas, Fernando Lecca-Esquén, Hércules Gómez-Casanova, Wilmer Yarleque-Ordinola, Ángel Felipe Sauñi-Pomoya, Rolando Javier Meneses-Montes-de-ca, Haydee Magda Terrazas-Arroyo, Luz Iris Chumpitaz-Mendoza, José Concepción Alarcón-Gonzáles, Hugo Francisco Coral-Goicochea, Carlos Luis Caballero-Zegarra-Ballon, Isaac Paquillauri-Hauytalla y Víctor Manuel Hinojosa-Sopla.