A national police officer manages to annul in court the sanction

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Authorization had no date Due to carelessness or error An empty central Barcelona street after the curfew in the city, on December 24, 2021, in Barcelona, ​​Catalonia (Spain). Today the measure proposed by the Catalan Government and endorsed by the Superior Court of Justice of Catalonia (TSJC) to apply the curfew from 1 to 6 in the morning comes into force. The measure will be applied in 125 Catalan municipalities. In addition to this rule, in Catalonia it has also been approved to reduce capacity in several sectors to 70% and  Phone Number List limit social gatherings to a maximum of 10 people. A central Barcelona street empty after the city's curfew. A sentence has annulled the disciplinary sanction that a national police officer received, among other reasons, for having traveled from the province of Valencia to Albacete during the perimeter closure between autonomous communities that was in force during the six-month state of alarm declared in autumn 2020, due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Confidencial Digital has consulted said ruling, issued by the Superior Court of Justice of Madrid, which considers the police officer's appeal against the resolution of the General Directorate of the Police. In this contentious-administrative appeal, the police officer had legal assistance from the Spanish Confederation of Police union (CEP). Ten days suspension The Personnel Division of the General Directorate of Police issued a resolution on July 28, 2021 by which it agreed to impose on this member of the force a sanction of ten days of suspension of functions. He considered that he had committed a serious offense typified in article 8.x) of Organic Law 4/2010, of May 20 , of the Disciplinary Regime of the National Police Corps, under the concept of “the infringement of legal duties or obligations inherent to the police position or function, when they occur in a serious and manifest way.