The AN judges three ETA members from this Monday for the murder of a policeman in Galdácano in 1990 with a bicycle bomb

MADRID, 18 Dic. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The National Court judges from this Monday the ETA members Óscar Abad Palacios, José Ramón Martínez and Carmen Guisásola Solozábal for the attack with a bicycle bomb that ended the life of the policeman Ignacio Pérez Álvarez in Galdacano (Vizcaya) in January 1990. According to the record in the indictment of the Public Ministry, they are interested in the three 30 years in prison.

That report, collected by Europa Press, indicates that Abad Palacios and José Ramón Martínez "as members of the terrorist group ETA" activated by means of radio control the explosive device that they had previously left in the saddlebag of a bicycle that they had parked next to the vehicle. from the people. The explosion caused the death of the police officer, as they intended, the prosecutor says.

Regarding Guisasola's role, the Public Ministry says that it was she, along with ETA member Julián Achurra, who reported the information about the agent's daily activities to the other two, and provided the bicycle with the explosive device. In fact, the fiscal report indicates that both supervised the actions of those on behalf of ETA.

In addition, the prosecutor asserts that the three defendants were aware of the damage and injuries that could be caused by said terrorist action, and that this did not stop them from moving forward. They add that the explosion that killed the agent also caused damage to several homes and three minor injuries.

The Public Prosecutor's Office indicates in its brief that no accusation is filed against Achurra pending the resolution of the European Arrest and Surrender Order (OEDE) sent to France and issued against him for these events.