Prior to the trial, which will take place on Tuesday, the three parties have reached an agreement. The events took place in 2019, when a shot went through the window of a hamlet whose facade hung a sign demanding the approach of prisoners of the now defunct ETA.
The Álava court sentenced the man to three years and nine months in prison. former Amurrio police officer That shot through a farm window and he had about thirty weapons in his home, as well as projectiles and even an airplane bomb.
Before the trial, which will be held this Tuesday, the three parties, the Public Prosecution Service, which has demanded seven and a half years in prison for the suspect, the private Public Prosecution Service, which has demanded thirteen and a half years in prison, and the defense, reached an agreement on an agreement, after more than two hours of negotiations.
The events took place on Epiphany Day 2019, when the suspect fired a 9 millimeter bullet at a hamlet in the Lezama de Amurrio district, on whose facade hung a poster demanding the crackdown on prisoners of the now defunct ETA.
The 79-year-old man was identified as the alleged shooter and arrested days later, after the suspect led the Ertzaintza to the place where he hid the weapon used, in a hole under some rocks in the mountains. At the time, the suspect did not have a firearms permit for that pistol, which was revoked in February 2018.
When his home was searched, more than twenty artillery projectiles were found there, including an aviation bomb with its original payload, and various munitions, although almost all of them were “inert” or posed no danger. About 30 pistols, old Mauser and Cetme rifles, carbines and submachine guns were also found, most of which were in poor condition.
By agreement of conformity, the suspect was convicted of two crimes: a minor, for the damage caused by the shot, a fine of 180 euros and 200 euros in damages, and another, aforementioned, for depositing weapons of war. For this crime, he was sentenced to three years and nine months in prison, plus an additional sentence of six years and nine months of deprivation of the right to keep and bear arms, at the time of his consent to the sentence. emphasizes that they were not weapons of war and unusable. After agreement between the parties, the verdict is now final.
Source: EITB
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