The National Police Service (CNP) of the Ibiza police station reported yesterday: arrest of a couple After the doctors of Can Misses Hospital, they were identified as the alleged perpetrators of the crime of abuse in the family environment. They detected traces of cocaine and ketamine in their son, who was only two years old.. Those detained are a 31-year-old man and a 27-year-old woman, and the events that led to their arrest occurred around 17:00 on October 13, when agents received a tip from the Minor Protective District. He Might Miss the Hospital. According to the information obtained by the medical personnel who informed CNP, some parents applied to the Emergency Service with their 2-year-old sons who were suffering from severe abdominal pain.
According to the police note, the little boy was always diagnosed with appendicitisonly when parents meet with medical personnel and declare them as “regular consumers” medicines“, complementary analyzes were performed on the smaller one. Result: positive cocaine and ketamine.
Once these results were confirmed by Can Misses Hospital’s Child Protection Service, the CNP began “urgently seizing custody of the child from his parents as a protective measure,” as the CNP explained in his memo.
Along with this measure and the arrest of the parents, the case was “immediately reported to the Ufam Judicial Police Group of the police station, which undertook the investigation” of this case.
In this sense, the police stated that “necessary procedures were carried out before the Office of the Public Prosecutor to notify the baby’s risk status for admission to the shelter.”
Defense accuses CNP of lying
Available to parents Night Court Procedures at the police station have been completed. The note does not state what their situation was after they testified before the judge on duty.
The defense of the two detainees was carried out by a lawyer with an office in Madrid Daniel MolinaIn a telephone conversation with this newspaper yesterday, he assured: They will report to the National Police for the alleged crime of illegal detentionHe says that his clients were called to the police station without being informed of the reason and that they were detained in his presence “without being told why”.
He also claims that: The National Police Service’s statement about the arrests in its press release is “completely false”. “They are lying,” he insists, stating that he has documents confirming this and will send them to the editorial office of Diario de Ibiza of the Prensa Ibérica group (which had not yet arrived at the end of this edition).
The lawyer informed that the case was filed on September 9 with the detainee and his mother. Boy’s grandmother files complaint alleging neglect for best. The lawyer claims that this woman suffers from “schizophrenia”. In addition, it states that there were detailed reports from the chief of Pediatrics of the Pitiusa Health District that the minor showed no signs of being neglected.
The lawyer said that the child was taken to Can Misses Hospital on October 26 with a complaint of abdominal pain. Soon after, due to the deterioration of his condition (he claims that tests corresponding to the clinical picture of these features were not carried out) it was decided to transfer him to Son Espases (in Mallorca), where he underwent emergency surgery. Acute appendicitis on day 29. On the 30th, “The drug test was conducted without the permission of the parents or any judge and four days after admission.”
Suspicion of sedation
The lawyer thinks about it “at least enough time for the ketamine to wear off.” organisms that would rule out ingestion before entering the Can Misses (“cocaine, in about seven days,” he estimates). And points to doubts sedation content They provided it to the child. “We have asked Son Espases for information but they have not yet responded and the compound ketamine is used as a sedative,” he dismisses.
Lawyer He denies that the parents reported his drug use “to the police, medical personnel or anyone else”As CNP points out in its memo that health workers reported, and condemns the “negligent action” of both the police and public health services, and even the department that regained custody of the minor child. The detainees’ lawyer said, “Social Affairs took him on the day of his discharge accompanied by the Local Police and they are preventing his parents from seeing the child while they have the right to do so.”