Morad You can now return to Florida. The Court of Instruction 4 of l’Hospitalet pronounced the dismissal of the proceedings against the rapper for inciting public order, considering that he had committed no offense and ended the ban on returning to his neighborhood. Precautionary order imposed in October 2022, after The Mossos arrested him, accused of having encouraged the burning of containerswhile recording a video clip.
It was October 20, two years ago, when several neighbors alerted the police because there was a group of troublemakers in the neighborhood. About 15 or 20 people, with speaker, loud music, cameras and tripods. THE Urban Guardhas He then identified Morad, who told them they were recording a music video. The group turned off the music and dispersed, then the police drew attention to a third party who had parked his car incorrectly. According to the officials’ account, that’s when the rapper reprimanded them: “You’re still touching the balls, let’s applaud the stupid police.”
The officials assured that the singer had let them slip: “I’m going to burn La Florida and those – pointing to the group of young people who accompanied him – I’m going to pay them 1,000 euros to stone each police car that Approaching the blocks Shortly after, several containers were set on fire in the neighborhood as well as some vehicles. Morad denied in court that he had participated in the altercations and explained that, while they were recording a video clip, the children of. Florida had come because they couldn’t wait to see him.
Despite this, the Court of Instruction 5 of l’Hospitalet, although it released him, due to his ability to “mobilize the young people who accompanied him” – on the basis of the police report – judged ” proportionate” to prevent him from returning to the neighborhood. – where it does not already reside – “in order to guarantee the legal rights of residents and public property”, as well as “to avoid the repetition” of these same things. Now the justice system agrees with Morad and closes the case.
