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\n\tAn Argentinian judge has charged two hotel workers in relation to Liam Payne<\/a>\u2018s death, Rolling Stone<\/a> <\/em>reported Tuesday (Dec. 10), citing new documents.<\/p>\n \n\tAccording to the filings \u2014 which come about two months after the One Direction star suffered a fatal fall from the third-story balcony of his hotel in Buenos Aires \u2014 the publication reports that the two are CasaSur Palermo employees. The first is reportedly the hotel\u2019s manager, while the second person is the receptionist head who called 911 leading up to Payne\u2019s Oct. 16 death.<\/p>\n \n\tIt is not clear from the documents what specifically the two parties are being charged with, per the publication. The judge has only asked that the manager and receptionist be notified of the charges, calling for all suspects in the case to be questioned amid local authorities\u2019 ongoing investigation into what played out the night of Payne\u2019s fall, according to Rolling Stone<\/em>, citing the documents obtained.<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cSince there is sufficient reason to suspect that they have participated in the investigated act, we ask that the following people give a statement,\u201d reads the filing.<\/p>\n \n\tThree others were previously charged in connection to the case: two individuals who work for the hotel are accused of supplying the \u201cStrip That Down\u201d singer with drugs, as well as a friend accused of abandonment of a person followed by death. All of them were detained by police<\/a> in November.<\/p>\n \n\tAll five individuals named by the judge will now have to face the courts. After interrogations, it\u2019ll be up to the judge to decide whether they should be further prosecuted or dropped from the case.<\/p>\n \n\tPayne died Oct. 16 of multiple traumas. Toxicology reports<\/a> showed that he had multiple substances in his system at the time, including alcohol, cocaine and prescription antidepressants.<\/p>\n \n\tLeading up to his fall from the balcony, the reception head named in the new documents placed two 911 calls. The first was to report that a guest was \u201ctrashing the entire room,\u201d and in the second call, he urged that the guest\u2019s life \u201cmay be in danger.\u201d The receptionist also asked the dispatcher to send only emergency medical services, and to abstain from sending the police as well, according to a transcript of the call<\/a>.<\/p>\n \n\tThe latest update in the investigation comes about three weeks after Payne was laid to rest<\/a> in a private service attended by his One Direction bandmates, family and girlfriend Kate Cassidy. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n