The Police identify several minors after complaints in Extremadura for using simulated images of girls without clothes

CÁCERES, September 18 (EUROPA PRESS) -

The National Police has identified several minors for their alleged involvement in an alleged use of images of girls (also minors) without clothes reported by families in Almendralejo (Badajoz).

Specifically, seven statements have been taken from seven possible victims, and as a result of the open police investigation, some of the minors who could have been involved in what happened have been identified.

This was stated in statements to the media this Monday by Cáceres - on the occasion of his attendance at the opening ceremony of the judicial year - by the Government delegate in Extremadura, Francisco Mendoza, who pointed out that in Almendralejo " "has produced a complaint for the use of images of minor girls simulating images without clothes."

"A complaint has been made, several statements have been taken, specifically seven statements have been taken from seven possible victims, and as a result of the police investigation, some of the minors who could be involved have been identified," he added. .

In addition, the case has been placed in the hands of the Juvenile Prosecutor's Office. "As soon as the identity of the minors is known, the Juvenile Prosecutor's Office is informed so that they can decide what is appropriate," said the Government delegate.

Finally, Francisco Mendoza has also asked the media to treat the matter with "some discretion" because "all the people involved in it, both the victims and the possible perpetrators, are minors."