A man residing in Birmingham, England, was arrested at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas airport on August 4, at the request of Mossos, for making death threats on social networks a Muslim woman residing in Catalonia and demonstrating in France. collective good LGBTI.
As reported by the Generalitat Police, The man was arrested by police officers. After arriving by plane at Madrid airport, he allegedly participated in a serious crime of threatening and a crime against the exercise of fundamental rights and public freedoms.
there was a prisoner a for background hate crime Against the LGTBI collective and antisemitismfor this he was already arrested in 2021.
The investigation began last June when Mossos’ Hate Crimes and Discrimination Center Unit (UCDOD) became aware of serious threats to a well-known rap music singer who posted a video on TikTok in which he explained his inclusive vision. Homosexuality Muslim and LGTBI collective.
As a result of this video started to get derogatory and derogatory insults Conducted by men through social networks, damaging her dignity as a Muslim woman.
The man made death threats to the victim in his speech on social media and encouraged and justified his murder and decapitationbased on religious arguments.
As a result of the seriousness of the reported cases, UCDOD launched an investigation that allowed the crime to be verified and the perpetrator fully identified.
The person under investigation is a young man with various profiles, with whom he promotes himself on social networks. religious counselor and preacherand currently resides in Birmingham, England.
In 4, it was determined that the alleged perpetrator of the events had arrived in Madrid by plane and was arrested due to an arrest warrant issued by the National Police, Mossos d’Esquadra.
After the detainee was brought before the court on duty in Madrid, he was released with a ban on approaching 1,000 meters, the ban on communicating with him, the withdrawal of his passport, the ban on leaving the country and driving a vehicle. Internet until a final decision.