Six cops are on trial in a second ‘kicking the door’ case in a Madrid apartment during the pandemic

This case occurred the day after the events leading up to another case, and Six agents of the National Police to be prosecuted for trespassing on Lagasca street in the capital.

It so happens that Three agents overlap in two operations, including the sub-inspector responsible for the device both interventions.

Now the judge has issued an order to which Europa Press has access. converting cases to litigation before a jury courtanyone.

The judge understands that the facts being followed can constitute a crime of trespassing and that the six agents of the National Police who participated in the operation will join up against him.

To this end, it calls the defendants, the injured, and other parties to the hearing on 3 November to state the accusation, request dismissal, or demand an investigation.

On the day of the incident, after agents entered the apartment on Calle Velázquez in the Salamanca district, arrested two teenagers who sued the police. The defense is led by lawyer Juan Gonzalo Ospina, who also represents the residents of the battering ram case involving the Lagasca street apartment.

The complaint went to the Order Court 26 of Madrid, whose president agreed to bring the case. At that time lawyer Juan Gonzalo Ospina sued. Appeal at the Madrid County Court which resulted in the guesswork of ordering magistrates to investigate the cops.

From their examination of the wording of the due process, the judges noted that “at this time, the plaintiff does not have consent on the part of the party that has a lease agreement in his name with respect to the specified address”.

“The decision to enter the property had already been made. Failure to respond to officers’ orders and to the warnings made over and over, that’s why the entrance door of the house was opened by sliding method without causing any damage.