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The judge considers the threat of the Councilor for Urbanism of Carboneras against a hotelier a minor offense

Vera judge, who is looking into the complaint of a hotel businessman against Pedro Lopez, the first deputy mayor in Carboneras has determined that the facts are not sufficient serious, serious, or credible to be considered a crime.

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The judge considers the threat of the Councilor for Urbanism of Carboneras against a hotelier a minor offense

Vera judge, who is looking into the complaint of a hotel businessman against Pedro Lopez, the first deputy mayor in Carboneras has determined that the facts are not sufficient serious, serious, or credible to be considered a crime. He has also agreed to have the councilor tried for a minor offense.

This order confirms in reform that the resolution must be resolved at the Provincial Court on appeal from the private prosecution. It refers to the "circumstances", in which Pedro Lopez said the expressions object, and it alludes to "the tone of recorded conversations, the content, duration, and context.

Judge comments that the events took place in a bar and it is appreciated that also the mayor of Urban Planning was drunk as "the complainant", the owner of the establishment and brother of Felipe Cayuela, the spokesperson for the municipal group of Carboneras Avanza within the Municipality of Carboneras.

It also states that expressions like "I crush you" or "I'm going to drown you" or that the complainant claims that "he will do anything it takes to ensure that the accused doesn't have a soul at the bar" are not "constituting an evil typified by a crime" nor "suitable acts that violate the spirit of passive subjects, taking into consideration the tone and content of recorded conversations and context."

After he allegedly visited the bar in town in February 2020, Carboneras Avanza stated that he "threatened" him and warned him that he would do everything to close the place using his position as councilor Urban Planning in the city council.

According to the municipal group, the "conversation" was recorded and that "threats were made to stop him from bringing a complaint against himself due to previous pressures" would have occurred in June.

Vera's Investigating court 2 is currently investigating the complaint. The plenary session was also convened in January in an extraordinary session. In which Pedro Lopez, who requested in block by opposition, was disapproved and terminated.

The Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD), on the other hand, concluded that Pedro Lopez's November 2020 broadcast of images from the bar's surveillance system, in which he is seen, did not "harm" his public reputation and imposed a fine of 3,000 Euros on the responsible.

It was determined that the "processing" was done with the intent of slandering the victim through the use images from the camera system. The purpose of this "processing" was to "affect the honor of the same" by the dissemination of images that could damage their public reputation.

According to the complaint, the councilman was at the bar on June 14, 2020 when he fell in it accidentally. He said that a video taken from the security cameras of the premises was later circulated via WhatsApp to an unknown number of Carboneras residents, where the images of the complainant could be seen.

According to the councilor, the spread of these images had "caused damage or harm both to his honor and image as well as that his family," as it was "a small town in which he is well-known."

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