E/CN.4/1994/31 page 28 132. Esteban Huiniguir Reyes, arrested by the police on 13 October 1992 in the commune of Lo Prado, Santiago, was taken to the premises of the homicide brigade of the commune of Providencia, where he was reportedly submitted to several electric shock sessions. According to the Government, the medical report issued on 15 October 1993 by the legal medical service indicated that this person bore no visible signs of injuries. 133. Manuel Francisco Saavedra Rodríguez, arrested by officials of the Police Department on 12 November 1992 at his home in Santiago, was taken to the police station at the intersection of Gran Avenida and Departamental, where he was reportedly stripped and beaten all over with blunt objects. According to the Government, the medical report issued by the Barros Luco Hospital indicated that Mr. Saavedra had bruises on the face, and a broken nose. 134. Héctor Navarro Salinas, arrested by members of the Police Department on 8 January 1993 in a street in Santiago, was taken to the Southern police station, where he was reportedly subjected to repeated beatings and electric shocks. According to the Government, the medical report issued on 13 January 1993 by the legal medical service indicated that Mr. Navarro had slight injuries caused by blunt instruments. 135. José Luis Galarce Gallardo, arrested on 19 January 1993 by officials of the Police Department at his home in the settlement of La Victoria, Santiago, was taken to the police station at the intersection of Macul and Los Alerces, where he was reportedly subjected to beatings and electric shocks. According to the Government, the medical report issued on 21 January 1993 by the legal medical service indicated that this person bore no visible signs of injuries. 136. Daniel Antonio Torres Vicencio, arrested by the police on 19 January 1993 in Santiago, was taken to the police station at the intersection of Macul and Los Alerces, where he was reportedly beaten and subjected to electric shocks. According to the Government, the medical report issued on 21 January 1993 by the legal medical service indicated that this person bore no visible signs of injuries. 137. José Mauricio Saldias Gómez, arrested by members of the 1st Station of the Assaults Department on 19 January 1993 at his home in Santiago, was reportedly submitted to simultaneous beating and electric shocks. According to the Government, the medical report issued on 21 January 1993 by the legal medical service indicated that this person bore no visible signs of injuries. 138. Fernando González Olivares, arrested by the police in a street in Santiago on 8 January 1993, was reportedly subjected to such torture as beating and electric shocks. According to the Government, the medical report issued on 13 January 1993 by the legal medical service indicated that Mr. González had an injury caused by a sharp instrument. 139. Juana Enriqueta Baeza Rocha, arrested by the police in Santiago on 25 March 1993, was taken to a police station in San Miguel, where it was reported that she was repeatedly beaten and threatened with harm to her family. According to the Government, the medical report issued on 27 March 1993 by the legal medical service indicated that this person bore no visible signs of injuries.