Huesca Raul Shrimpmanager Aragon Employment Institute (faith) Since 2019, authorities allege that a woman was taken into custody by the Ankara Police Department Family and Women’s Unit after voluntarily visiting a police station. The case concerns accusations of gender-based harassment that allegedly extended over several months following the end of a romantic relationship. The relationship reportedly ended on November 17, 2021 after about a year and a half together. Between December 5 and May 15, the complainant filed a persistent report at a Civil Guard post in Boadilla del Monte, Madrid.
The complainant asserts that the accused engaged in habitual ill-treatment within the family sphere. The allegations include a pattern of harassment communicated through phone calls, emails, and social networks, despite repeated requests to stop. There is mention of recordings and messages from two individuals involved in subsequent relationships after the breakup. It is claimed that the perpetrator used fake accounts to access communications after regular channels had been blocked, continuing the pursuit despite clear refusals.
The presiding judge reviewed the evidence, the complaint, and the defendant’s statements. A decision was made to release the individual but impose a restraining order prohibiting proximity within 500 meters, immediate contact, or any contact related to ongoing proceedings until a final ruling is issued.
It was clarified that the complainant does not allege physical or sexual assault by the alleged aggressor. This marks the third instance of harassment claims following the breakup in November. Reports describe attempts to reestablish contact through emotional appeals and indirect threats, including messages suggesting self-harm as a means to coerce reconciliation.
Treatment and subsequent events
A month later, the complainant began a new relationship. She reportedly received frequent calls from an undisclosed number, and a separate set of friend requests appeared on networks once blocked. The parties involved reportedly met again in February to address the behavior. Later in the month, criminal or pseudo-social media activity continued, with messages believed to be connected to the earlier case being sent from accounts created without consent. A later message from a personal account referenced a warning to an unnamed party, and the relationship ended amid discussions of mental health support, including antidepressant and anxiolytic treatment, and a period of leave due to depressive and anxious symptoms linked to these events.
During police processing, it is reported that the accused contacted the complainant’s sister to influence the situation, attempted to obtain the SIM card copy, and demanded access to unblock communications after blocks were put in place. Family members reportedly advised against filing the complaint, citing political concerns; however, investigation notes indicate the existence of a fake account featuring the complainant in provocative imagery used to imply involvement with another person. A threatening message associated with the account suggested harm to a target, underscoring ongoing intimidation factors.
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Attribution: information summarized from official statements and court proceedings reported by authorities in the relevant jurisdiction.