a writ of cassation against the decision of the Appellate Court.187 On May 11, 2007, the Interim Criminal Cassation Chamber of the TSJ dismissed the writ of cassation.188 D. Compliance with the sentence handed down to Luis Carrera Almoina 134. On May 8, 2008, the Sixth Sentence Execution Tribunal of the Caracas Metropolitan Area found that the sentence imposed on Luis Carrera Almoina in the May 22, 2006, judgment had been served. He was also assigned a secondary sentence and ordered to be placed “under supervision of the authorities” until November 15, 2009. On November 26, 2009, the Sixth Sentence Execution Tribunal ruled that the secondary sentence had been served and ordered Luis Carrera Almoina’s release.189 E. Protective measures for Linda Loaiza López and other alleged facts 135. During the judicial proceedings, protective measures were granted to the benefit of Linda Loaiza López and some of her relatives. The actions that the State reported include a notification dated September 17, 2004 from the Ninth First Instance Oversight Tribunal, addressed to the Office of the Ombudsman, indicating that this measure has been complied with. Also, on December 29, 2006, Linda López requested protective measures, and the Office of the Public Prosecutor ordered the Twenty-sixth First Instance Oversight Court to designate ongoing measures of “24-hour police patrols and guards at the victim’s residence.”190 136. The case file indicates that on September 14, 2004, Linda Loaiza López filed a complaint with the CICPC indicating that “after leaving a hearing at the Twentieth Trial Tribunal, a number of individuals riding motorcycles and carrying firearms [...injured] her parent and two other individuals on various parts of the body.”191The IACHR does not have information as to the resolution of this case file. 137. On February 4, 2005, Linda Loaiza López filed a complaint with Regional Command No. 5 of the National Guard indicating that an unknown individual wearing a National Guard uniform posed as one of the officials assigned to Linda’s security detail and tried to enter her house to look for her.192 Based on this, the Office of the Public Prosecutor opened an inquiry into an individual who was detained and identified as the one responsible.193 The IACHR does not have information as to the resolution of this case file. 138. Regarding the measures granted in December 2006, the information available indicates that they were requested in response to threats to the lives and safety of Linda and Diana Carolina López Soto. Following up on the measures of protection, on June 20, 2007, Linda Loaiza López filed a complaint with the Superior Prosecutor of the Office of the Public Prosecutor reporting, among other things, that her sister Diana had been attacked in public by an unknown individual.194 187 Actions cited by the State in its brief of observations of October 22, 2014, pgs. 67-70 and by the petitioners in their brief of June 20, 2014, pg. 50. 188 Annex 95. Decision of the Interim Criminal Cassation Chamber of the Supreme Tribunal of Justice of May 11, 2007. Case File No. 2007-0187. Annex F of the brief from the petitioners, July 14, 2009. 189 Annex 96. Decisions of the Sixth First Instance Sentence Execution Tribunal of the Caracas Metropolitan Area. Annex to the brief from the State, October 22, 2014. 190 Actions cited by the State in its brief of October 22, 2014, pgs. 107 and 119. Annex 97. Complaint before the Scientific, Criminal, and Forensic Investigations Unit. G-653.612, of September 14, 2004. Annex “09 Medidas de Protección” of the brief from the petitioners, June 20, 2014. 191 192 Annex 98. Complaint filed by Linda López with Regional Command No. 5 of the National Guard, Ministry of Defense, February 4, 2005. Annex “Folder No. 1, Office of the Attorney General” to the initial petition of November 12, 2007. 193 Annex 99. Official Letter No. FMP-R-2001-86 of the 16th Prosecutor of the Caracas Metropolitan Area of February 4, 2005. Annex “06 Fiscalía” of the brief from the petitioners, June 20, 2014. 194 Annex 100. Brief filed by Linda Loaiza López Soto before the Superior Prosecutor of the Office of the Public Prosecutor of June 20, 2007. Case File No. 10416-07, pg. 10. Annex “Folder No. 0” to the initial petition of November 12, 2007.