US EditionCivil Guard Outrage at the Low Bail Requested by the Prosecutor in the 'Barbate Case'
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Three accused for the murder of the two officers have requested their release in the face of opposition to the Civil Guard charges
The Unified Association of Civil Guards (AUGC) has shown its firm rejection of the request for provisional release filed by the defence of three of those implicated in the murder of two officers in Barbate on 9 February 2024. The accused were on board a narco-lancha that fatally attacked the vessel in which the civilian guards were travelling. AUGC, personified as a popular accusation in the case, considers that the gravity of the facts investig…
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The Unified Association of Civil Guards (AUGC) , personified as a popular accusation in the case investigating the murder of two officers in Barbate on 9 February, after being attacked by a narco-lancha, has strongly opposed the request for provisional release filed by the defence of the three investigated men who were operating the vessel that killed the two civilian guards. AUGC argues that the extreme seriousness of the crimes investigated, i…
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