Councillor arrested over brutal attack in Germany
A town councillor with Spain's ruling Popular Party has been arrested on charges of attempted murder after allegedly carrying out a brutal attack on the partner of his ex-girlfriend in Germany in May.
Guillermo Boscá Escrivá, a councillor for Rugat in Spain's Valencia region, was arrested recently in the Valencian town of Ondara.
He was the subject of a European-wide search after authorities in Cologne, Germany issued an arrest warrent, Spain's Guardia Civil police force said in a statement.
The councillor allegedly attacked his ex-partner's current boyfriend in the German town of Wipperfürth in May.
The man had received a serious blow to the head and serious abdominal wounds in the attack, the Guardia Civil said.
Searches revealed evidence including items of clothing, air tickets, a GPS device and a laptop.
Sources close to the investigation told Spanish news agency Europa Press that Escrivá had been deported to Germany to face charges.
Comments
See Also
Guillermo Boscá Escrivá, a councillor for Rugat in Spain's Valencia region, was arrested recently in the Valencian town of Ondara.
He was the subject of a European-wide search after authorities in Cologne, Germany issued an arrest warrent, Spain's Guardia Civil police force said in a statement.
The councillor allegedly attacked his ex-partner's current boyfriend in the German town of Wipperfürth in May.
The man had received a serious blow to the head and serious abdominal wounds in the attack, the Guardia Civil said.
Searches revealed evidence including items of clothing, air tickets, a GPS device and a laptop.
Sources close to the investigation told Spanish news agency Europa Press that Escrivá had been deported to Germany to face charges.
Join the conversation in our comments section below. Share your own views and experience and if you have a question or suggestion for our journalists then email us at [email protected].
Please keep comments civil, constructive and on topic – and make sure to read our terms of use before getting involved.
Please log in here to leave a comment.