After the judgment of Judge Llarena, in which he asks the courts of Barcelona to investigate a Possible cover-up in Carles Puigdemont’s escapeOn August 8, the new director of the Catalan police, Josep Lluis Traperostressed this Thursday that “The Mossos will comply with any court orderwithout any exception. This is the terrain on which we operate.
The Supreme Court’s instructor considers that what is indicated in the reports that he himself requested, both from the Catalan Corps and from the Ministry of the Interior, after the reappearance and escape of the “former president” in Barcelona, ”excludes the exclusion of the participation of other non-apparent officials” in the omission of the obligation to prosecute the crimes and their concealment, thus calling into question the work of the Mossos.
Also regarding the above-mentioned ruling, the new Minister of the Interior, Nuria Parlonreiterated his confidence in the Catalan police, although he acknowledged that “things could have been done better” about the Puigdemont arrest device.
“We respect the judicial decisions and reiterate our commitment to transparency,” stressed the head of the Department, after recalling that the Mossos delivered to Llarena the report he had requested after the escape of the “former president”, with all the relevant explanations. For this reason, Parlon reiterated that they are at the disposal of Justice, with full “transparency” and that they respect “any resolution that arises from this process.”
There was no “inaction”
It is worth recalling that this morning, The prosecution has requested that the two Vox complaints be declared inadmissible. and the Hazte Oír association against his predecessor, Joan Ignasi Elena, whom they accuse of facilitating Puigdemont’s escape. “There is no indication that the defendants gave the direct leaders of the deployed units any order or instruction aimed at encouraging their inaction and, therefore, allowing the police not to comply with the judicial arrest order in force,” emphasizes prosecutor Pedro Ariche. excludes “inaction” by the Catalan police.
