Those accused of having Vic police station attacked (Barcelona) in February 2021, during the protests after the imprisonment of rapper Pablo Háselwill not benefit from amnestyhas. A decision of the Municipal Court of First Instance, confirming that their attack has nothing to do with the process of independence, as they themselves claimed to ask for criminal oblivion, but rather with the arrest and entry into prison of the singer.
Thus, the order, dated October 2 and consulted by ABC, concludes that the facts attributed to the five respondents do not conform to the hypotheses provided for by law and rejects, in accordance with what the Mossos Uspac union requested, the extinction of your criminal. responsibility.
It was February 16, three years ago, when a a group of individuals attacked police stations. First at the agents who were guarding it, throwing stones and other blunt objects. They then attempted to attack him, reaching the hall and causing considerable damage. Was “extreme violence», in the words of Miquel Sàmper, then Minister of the Interior.
In fact, this forced officials to activate code 33, reserved for very serious situations. The demonstrators had broken the windows of the police station, damaged all the security cameras and even sabotaged a telephone line at the police station. When they did, inside was a woman who was filing a complaint of gender-based violence, as detailed by Corps spokesperson Joan Carles Molinero.
After the attack, as Vic’s agents needed reinforcements for public order, the toll was Twelve police officers injured. At that time, the Mossos arrested three individuals and the local Vic police arrested another. Later, the Catalan Corps located a fifth individual. They are Tarik D., Marc V., Irene C., Mauricio G. and Guillem S., to whom the Police charged the offenses of disturbing public order, illegal demonstration and attack against ‘authority.
