The National High Court Sends the Two Terrorist Detainees to Prison in Irun
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Those arrested, linked to “dissident” sectors on the left abertzale, are under investigation for several crimes related to terrorism and the possession of weapons
The National High Court's pre-trial detention order also mentions that they had "lists" of officers and license plates and even the "integro" content of a policeman's mobile phone.
The judge of the National High Court Antonio Piña agrees with the precautionary measure demanded by the Public Prosecutor's Office, which sees indications of belonging to a terrorist gang, possession of weapons and explosives, attack on authority and public disorder.
The Spanish National Court has imposed provisional imprisonment on a 34-year-old man and a 22-year-old woman, suspected of terrorism crimes.
The Basque Security Advisor, Bingen Zupiria, has referred to the prison order issued by court number 6 of the National High Court against the two detainees in Irun investigated for terrorism and has made it clear that "now it is up to Ertzaintza to put herself at the judge's command" to continue the investigation.
Saturday, September 26, four in the morning. Ertzaintza agents who perform a routine alcohol control in Escoriaza (Guipúzcoa) stop
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