Judge Tardón Gives Three Days to the Police to Deliver the "Alerts" and Reports About the Avalanche in Ceuta
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One month after they are claimed by the National Communications Centre of the Deputy Operational Directorate, a 'non-extensive' deadline is set for them to be forwarded.
El Mundo
El ConfidencialThe judge of the National High Court requires the National Communications Centre of the Deputy Operational Directorate to provide this documentation "to the greatest urgency" Read
Judge María Tardón of the National High Court has granted the National Police an “improrogable” period of three working days to send her all the “alerts”, reports [...]
Deia
noticiasdegipuzkoa.eusThe judge of the Audiencia Nacional María Tardón has granted an "improrogable" period of three days to the National Police to send all the "alerts" and reports in their possession that alerted the massive entry into Ceuta at the end of July.
An improrogable margin of three working days to the National Police. This has been the deadline given by the judge of the National High Court, María Tardón, for the urgent delivery of all service orders, internal reports and alerts generated by the threat of a massive influx of immigrants into Ceuta to [...] La entrada The Judge Tardón gives 3 days to the Police to deliver the reports on the avalanche of Ceuta appears first in El Faro de Ceuta.
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