E/CN.4/1994/31 page 27 According to the Government, the medical report issued on 9 March 1992 by the legal medical service indicated that this person bore no visible signs of injuries. 125. Pablo Hernán Morales Fuhrimann, arrested by the carabinieros on 8 October 1992 in the Plaza de Italia district of Santiago, was taken to the 3rd Carabinieros station, where he was reportedly beaten and given electric shocks. According to the Government, the medical report issued on 9 October 1992 by the legal medical service indicated that this person bore no visible signs of injuries. 126. Rodolfo Retamales Leiva, arrested by the carabinieros in Santiago on 12 October 1992, was taken to the 3rd Carabinieros station, where he was reportedly beaten, threatened, deprived of sleep and given electric shocks. According to the Government, the medical report issued on 13 October 1992 by the legal medical service indicated that this person bore no visible signs of injuries. 127. Danielo Eduardo Macaya Cocio, arrested by the in the commune of Renca, Santiago, was taken to the where he is reported to have been severely beaten. Government, the medical report issued by the Barros that this person bore no visible signs of injuries. police on 9 November 1992 Southern police station, According to the Luco hospital indicated 128. Jorge Mauricio Mateluna Rojas, arrested on 9 November 1992 in Costanera Street, Santiago, was taken to the Southern police station, where he was reportedly subjected to such forms of torture as beatings, electric shocks, simultaneous slaps to both ears with the palms of the hands and submersion of the head in water. According to the Government, the medical report issued by the Barros Luco Hospital indicated that this person bore no visible signs of injuries. 129. Ramón Escobar Díaz, arrested on 16 July 1992 during a clash with the carabinieros in Santiago, was taken to the 3rd Carabinieros station where he was reported to have been severely beaten, in particular on the hands, deprived of food for three days and sleep for five days, and threatened with the rape of his companion. According to the Government, the medical report issued on 25 August 1992 by the legal medical service indicated that Mr. Escobar had injuries caused by blunt instruments. 130. Eduardo Alfonso González Castro, arrested by the police on 20 August 1992 in the commune of Lo Espejo, Santiago, was taken to police headquarters, where he was reportedly beaten, given electric shocks and deprived of food and water for four days. According to the Government, the medical report issued on 25 August 1992 by the legal medical service indicated that this person bore no visible signs of injuries. 131. Manuel Osvaldo Martínez Garcés, arrested by the carabinieros on 16 July 1992 on a public thoroughfare in Santiago, was taken successively to two police stations and was reportedly subjected to repeated beatings and threats.