A man was arrested in concert Chanel is in Madrid on May 15, the day after the artist’s victory at Eurovision. Two followers of the singer who were present thought they saw him in the crowd. manipulating a “wooden handle” pistol, as stated at the beginning. The National Police, along with their investigation, sent the report to the court responsible for the case and found no trace of weapons or criminal or terrorist intent in the incident, as did the investigation and events channel CASO ABIERTO of Prensa Ibérica. , learned.
His conclusion was that the man, a Moroccan citizen, went with another accomplice To the Chanel concert on the Plaza Mayor in Madrid on May 15, but not to miss the singer or commit any crime Islamist attackbut to take advantage of the turmoil and infiltrate the public stealing wallets and cell phones, According to sources in the situation.
The man was arrested there by City Police agents, but he had no weapon. Chanel has appeared in public to belittle what happened. The subsequent investigation into the incident was conducted by the Central Police Station and the National Police Intelligence Brigade in Madrid.
four witnesses
His re-enactment of events and the testimony of the four people who were with the detainee allow us to draw what really happened at the San Isidro concert. The main hypothesis, as OPEN CASE learned, is that “two Moroccans went to a Chanel concert to do business, steal petty cell phones and wallets. One was a prisoner, theft charge to those who attended the concert; someone else to run parting with stolen property“.
Eyewitnesses said that they saw the two Moroccans nervous and nervous, making strange movements. One of those who said they saw him holding a gun later corrected his expression and claimed that he did not really see him.
Despite everything, the police investigated whether there was a prisoner with a criminal record. Two illegal entries into Spainand complicit Islamist groups. Also, your cell phone and security cameras are in the area. In the submitted report Court number 12 of MadridInvestigators handling the case have determined that the detainee is affiliated with Islamist groups or that he committed an attack at a Chanel concert or criminal act against the artist or the public, beyond robberies.
A criminal complaint was filed against the detainee offense of attacking authority (for resisting the police who arrested him) and free.