A Judge in Sanlúcar Charges Five Alleged ‘Petakeepers’ with Maritime Piracy for the First Time in Spain
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Jerez's Anti-Drug Prosecutor's Office requested prison for the detainees, also accused of smuggling and assaulting officers of the authority after attacking a Civil Guard patrol boat. Several civilian guards were injured after being attacked.
Judge Alexandre Codes Trujillo, at the request of the Anti-Drug Prosecutor’s Office, has sent the five arrested to prison. One is Colombian and one is from Albania. The remaining three are Gaditans. They tried to escape after being detected while supplying fuel to another boat. They started a flight that ended up in waters of the Guadalquivir River. Read
The Court of Instruction 3 of Sanlúcar de Barrameda charges for the first time in Spain maritime piracy to five petaqueros and sends them to prison. La entrada The judge of Sanlúcar charges for the first time in Spain five ‘petaqueros’ for maritime piracy after attacking the Civil Guard aparece primero en Moncloa.
The judge of the Court of Inquiry number three of Sanlúcar de Barrameda (Cádiz), Alexander Codes Trujillo, has charged for the first time for a crime of piracy [...]
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