National Police and Mossos d’Esquadra arrest others three people to cooperate With the killers of the Governor Park bingo worker in Tortosa. Two of them were arrested in Navarra and the third in Catalonia. Thus, although there are only three people directly involved in the murder, the number of people involved in this crime is increasing. One of the three accused of killing the employee in question fled to Belgium, where he was arrested two months later, and was placed in preventive prison after being extradited to Spain this week.
The events occurred shortly after midnight on September 19, when three hooded men entered the place with the intention of robbing it. But the only customer in the bingo resisted and they opened fire on him and later killed the employee. The client survived despite being shot. The incident caused the three hooded men to flee with almost no loot.
Three people –Two young men and a woman of Moroccan nationality– They attacked bingos in Navarra before attacking Governor’s Park in Tortosa. The gang, perhaps aware that the police are after them, left Navarra and moved to Tortosa, where they robbed the bingo hall and killed the employee.
Around 7 pm on September 19, investigators arrested two hooded men in a joint search operation between Mossos and the National Police. A minor admitted to a children’s centre, The other person, the woman, was taken into custody as a precautionary measure. One of the three people who robbed bingo was missing.
To find him, Mossos and the National Police formed a joint investigative team in collaboration with the police. Belgian Federal Police for the suspect fled to Brussels. He was arrested last November and jailed after being extradited on 12 December and handed over to the Investigation Court No. 2 in Tortosa, the head of the investigation.
Last Wednesday, Mossos arrested another man. he would have been complicit, if not directly. And in parallel, the National Police arrested two more people in Navarra suspected of helping the person involved flee to Belgium, who fled to that country after the murder.