49 Hichos, José Luis Grajeda-Beltetón, Juan José Elías-Palma, César Augusto GuerraRamírez, Neftalí Ramírez-García, Igloberto Pineda-Juárez, Marco Tulio RamírezLorenzana, Edgar René Eguizabal-Morales, Jorge Edilio Guerra-Lemus, Sarvélio ValdézHernández, Juan Francisco Pensamiento-Alvarado, Víctor Manuel Samayoa-García, Hugo Silva-Morán and Mario Rolando Marín-León, all of whom were Treasury Police agents at the time of the events that led to the instant Case. He also summoned the Director of the Treasury Police, Oscar Augusto Díaz-Urquizú, and two officers of that police corps for questioning. (cfr. Order of the Seventh Court of Criminal First Instance of Guatemala of July 19, 1988; order of the Seventh Court of Criminal First Instance of July 20, 1988; official communication No. 165/87 Of. 7o. of July 20, 1988, signed by the Seventh Judge of Criminal First Instance of Guatemala; statement by José Luis Grajeda-Beltetón delivered to the Seventh Judge of Criminal First Instance of Guatemala on July 19, 1988; statement by Neftalí Ramírez-García, delivered to the Seventh Judge of Criminal First Instance of Guatemala on July 19, 1988; statement by Igloberto Pineda-Juárez, delivered to the Seventh Judge of Criminal First Instance of Guatemala on July 19, 1988; statement by César Augusto Guerra-Ramírez, delivered to the Seventh Judge of Criminal First Instance of Guatemala on July 19, 1988; statement by Manuel de Jesús de la Cruz-Hernández, delivered to the Seventh Judge of Criminal First Instance of Guatemala on July 19, 1988; statement by Juan José Elías-Palma, delivered to the Seventh Judge of Criminal First Instance of Guatemala on July 19, 1988, and statement by Aníbal René Morales-Marroquín, delivered to the Seventh Judge of Criminal First Instance of Guatemala on July 19, 1988). l. Judge Trejo-Duque was kidnapped at 3.45 p.m. on July 20, 1988 and released two days later. (cfr. Report of the Anti-Kidnapping and Extortion Section of the Criminal Investigations Department of the National Police of July 21, 1988; report of the Criminal Investigation Department, Homicide Investigation Section, of the National Police of July 23, 1988, signed by José Eduardo Cabrera, Miguel Francisco Carreto and Mario Alfonso Pérez-Martínez; report of the Anti-Kidnapping and Extortion Section of the DIC; National Police of July 23, 1988; report of the Criminal Investigations Department, - Homicide Investigation Section of the National Police of July 23, 1988, folio 3; report of the Criminal Investigations Department of the National Police, Homicide Section, Guatemala, C.A., of July 26, 1988, folio 9, and testimony of Judge TrejoDuque). m. On July 22 the Judge who replaced Judge Trejo-Duque while he was in captivity, Vicente Sagastume-Pérez, continued the questioning and ordered the provisional imprisonment of Treasury Police agents Aníbal René Morales-Marroquín, Manuel de Jesús de la Cruz-Hernández, Edwin Arturo Pineda-Hichos, José Luis Grajeda-Beltetón, Juan José Elías-Palma, César Augusto Guerra-Ramírez, Neftalí Ramírez-García, Igloberto Pineda-Juárez, Marco Tulio Ramírez-Lorenzana, Edgar René Eguizabal-Morales, Jorge Odilio Guerra-Lemus, Sarvélio Valdéz-Hernández, Juan Francisco Pensamiento-Alvarado, Víctor Manuel Samayoa-García, Hugo Silva-Morán, Mario Rolando Marín-León, José Ruben Carías-Ortega, José Germán MazariegosSalazar, Benner Orlando Noriega-Batres, José Antonio Aldana-Fajardo, Francisco Javier Guerra-Trabanino, Jorge Enrique Pérez-Ruíz, Miguel Humberto Aguirre-López and Manuel Boiton-Ayala, considering that there was sufficient reason to suppose that they could be guilty of the crimes of continuous kidnapping, continuous murder, continuous aggravated robbery, aggravated larceny, unlawful search, abuse of authority and abuse of individuals. That same day Judge Sagastume-Pérez ordered the arrest of Mr. Oscar Augusto Díaz-Urquizú, former Director of the Treasury Police, and two agents, Mr. Tomas Roca-Estrada and Mr. Douglas Rafael Meneses-González. (cfr. Order (I) of the Seventh Court of Criminal First Instance of July 22, 1988, and order of (II) of the Seventh Court of Criminal First Instance of July 22, 1988). n. Once he had returned to his duties, on July 26, 1988, Judge Trejo-Duque revoked the orders of provisional imprisonment against Mr. Díaz-Urquizú and officers Tomas Roca-Estrada and Douglas Rafael Meneses-González, "on the ground that there was insufficient reason for ordering [it]", but maintained the restriction order against them. The next day Judge Trejo-Duque officially revoked the order of provisional