The third court in Pamplona has released the Mutiloa citizen who was imprisoned in the face of the incidents in the San Fermín procession. The media Ahotsa.info has made it known that they have accepted the appeal filed by the lawyer and released it for an amount of EUR 6,000. In addition, the passport will be withdrawn, it will not be able to leave the limits of the Spanish State and it will have to pass once a month before the judge.

According to Judge Maria Paz Benito, having given a handful earlier by the municipal police who received the coup “does not alter the actions charged to him”. He is accused of public disorder and attack on the City Hall, and the judge considers that “given the motivation that may be at the centre of the aggression”, there may be a crime of hatred or alarming hatred.

However, the judge says that “spending time and having spent the holidays” reduces the chances of rewriting the crime and that other precautionary measures other than imprisonment may be sufficient. This responds to the appeal brought by the defense attorney.

According to the defendant, he went with his family to Pamplona and when the riots in which the Procession of Kuria Street was being seen began. The images disseminated by Ahotsa.info show that Agent 130 fist a group of people they were seeing and that on the turn he received a blow that broke his nose. The population of Mutiloa explains that his mother was on the front line and hit as an “instinctive reaction”, without intent to hurt the agent.