The Mossos d'Esquadra arrested a man in his 60s this Sunday midday for killing another in the Bon Pastor neighborhood of Barcelona. The victim, a young man, died from a stab wound to the chest. The incident took place on the street in broad daylight, but it was not part of a fight, but rather a robbery in which the victim was, allegedly, the perpetrator of the stabbing.

The Mossos d'Esquadra arrested a man around 60 years old this Sunday at noon for killing another in the Bon Pastor neighborhood of Barcelona. The victim, a young boy, died from a stab wound to the chest. The events took place on the street in broad daylight, but they are not framed within a fight, but rather a robbery in which the victim was, presumably, the perpetrator of the stabbing.

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May 11, 2020, was the first day of the easing of lockdown restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It is also the day Diego Vargas disappeared, while on semi-release for a conviction for driving without a license. His body has never been found, nor has his cell phone, and there has been no match in international databases with the DNA samples provided by his family for comparison with unidentified victims. His car has also never been seen again, nor has it been detected by any radar or police checkpoint, not even those in place during the pandemic restrictions. The man accused of killing Diego and hiding his body, Luis B., was his partner in a marijuana plantation.

The Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police) arrested a 49-year-old man early Saturday morning for allegedly committing the violent death of another man in Sabadell. According to ARA, the arrested man, who is suspected of the crime, is the victim's son. The Catalan police explained in a statement on Saturday that around 5:30 a.m. they received a report of a fight inside a home. Officers from both the Mossos and the Sabadell Local Police responded. Upon arrival, they found the victim's body, which showed signs of violence. Another man, the victim's son, was also present at the residence and was arrested as a suspect in the crime. The investigation is being handled by the criminal investigation division of the Mossos d'Esquadra's North Metropolitan Police Region. The police added that the case is currently under seal.

The National Police have arrested a man as the suspected perpetrator of the violent death of his daughter in Córdoba, according to EFE. The events occurred on Sunday night at a home they shared in the Ciutat Jardí area, near the historic center of this Andalusian city and very close to the Civil Guard station. After the alleged murder of his 30-year-old daughter, the man attempted suicide. At the time of his arrest, the father had self-inflicted stab wounds to his abdomen and was taken to the Reina Sofía Hospital in Córdoba, where he is currently hospitalized under police custody. Although the investigation is in its initial stages, early hypotheses suggest that this is not a case of vicarious violence. This type of violence is perpetrated by the father against his children with the aim of harming the mother. These initial reports also rule out the possibility that this is a case of gender-based violence. However, the man is included in the Viogén system, which aims to protect victims of gender-based violence from their abusers.

The Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police) arrested a 65-year-old man in Lleida on Sunday as the suspected perpetrator of the violent death of a woman, according to the police force. The incident occurred at a residence on Ciudad de Fraga Street in Lleida, and the victim was 53 years old. According to ARA, all indications are that the victim and the suspected perpetrator were not in a relationship, but lived together in the same house. The man voluntarily went to the Mossos police station in the mid-afternoon to confess. The crime occurred in the mid-afternoon, and emergency medical services (SEM) were dispatched to the scene. Although paramedics arrived at the residence, they were unable to save the woman's life and could only confirm her death. The Criminal Investigation Division of Ponent has taken charge of the investigation to clarify its causes and circumstances. The Lleida City Council has issued a statement condemning and expressing condolences for the femicide and has decreed three days of mourning in the municipality. It has also called for a minute of silence at noon on Monday in the Plaça de la Paeria and a protest rally at 7 p.m. This is the second crime to come to light this week, after the Mossos d'Esquadra arrested a 22-year-old man in Barcelona as the suspected perpetrator of the murder of a woman in a bar in Hospitalet de Llobregat.

The DNA of Ana Echaguibel, the last person investigated for the 2001 murder of Helena Jubany in Sabadell, was not found on the sweater the victim was wearing on the day of her death, according to a statement released by the Jubany family. Echaguibel was previously investigated for this crime in 2003, but the case against her was eventually dismissed. Just two months ago, the judge decided to reopen the investigation, specifically to collect DNA samples from her and compare them with those found on the sweater. The analysis concluded that the suspect's genetic profile "is neither a match nor compatible with the profiles obtained." in the jersey that Jubany was wearingthe day she was pushed from the rooftop of a building in Sabadell.

What seemed like two seemingly isolated crimes are increasingly appearing to be linked. ARA has learned that the Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police) are investigating whether the 24-year-old man arrested on September 20 for murdering and dismembering another man in Vilanova i la Geltrú is also the alleged perpetrator of the homicide of a homeless man 10 days earlier in the same capital of Garraf. In fact, sources consulted by this newspaper indicate that the profile of the alleged murderer, currently in pretrial detention, could correspond to that of a serial killer.

They had been living together for about two years in a ground-floor apartment on En Domènec Street, in a central residential area of Sant Joan Despí. Previously, it was a business run by his father, and his son decided to convert it into a home, with a separate entrance from the rest of the blog. Now, on this door, there are two stickers from the Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan Police) warning that the apartment is sealed. A crime has been committed.

Two police tapes, one on the second floor and another before reaching the landing of the third, warn you that you are near the scene of a crime. More than 15 hours have passed, but on the floor there are still traces of blood, a blanket from the medical services, and various traces of an unsuccessful resuscitation attempt. It was 8 p.m. in the Bon Pastor neighborhood of Barcelona, ​​​​in the Sant Andreu district, when a young man in his early twenties lay on the floor, badly injured, on this landing. He had been stabbed and hit on the head, according to initial observations. Just at that moment, a 90-year-old neighbor was going up to her house and observed the scene: the medical services were trying to resuscitate the young man, without success. She was unable to recognize him.

The Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police) are investigating a new homicide in Catalonia. A 16-year-old boy was stabbed to death this Monday night in the Sants neighborhood of Barcelona. According to sources with access to the case, around 11 p.m. the young man was with two other minors on Antoni de Campmany Street when, according to initial hypotheses, they were attacked by another group of youths armed with knives. The fight took place near the Santa Eulalia metro station.

A Glock 19, a semi-automatic pistol usually carried by police forces; a Beretta 92, a very similar handgun; and a Kalashnikov, the legendary Soviet assault rifle. In addition to ammunition, balaclavas and silencers. It was Sunday, July 27, and two officers of the Guardia Urbana saw a car driving erratically. They tried to stop it, and the car tried to flee. The chase descended Vallcarca Avenue in Barcelona and ended on República Argentina Street, when the officers managed to stop the car. In the trunk, they found the arsenal. It was driven by a man of Turkish origin who was eventually arrested, but after a few days he was back on the streets, accused of a weapons offense.

The Mossos d'Esquadra are investigating a new homicide in Catalonia. Catalan police officers are trying to clarify the violent death of a woman this Thursday morning in Lloret de Mar, in the region of La Selva. According to ARA, the police have already arrested a man for his alleged connection to the crime.

It was an unusual crime. It was January 25, 2022, in a rural area with difficult access, in the Barony of Rialb, in the Noguera region. A 61-year-old man was fatally shot in the chest in the middle of the forest. It was a long-range shot, fired from more than 100 meters away, and only one bullet was needed to end his life. The victim's name was Joan Coromina, and when police investigators heard that name, it quickly seemed familiar.

As the world falls apart, we read in the NOW that Two caregivers have defrauded the grandmother they were caring for.The woman "decided to give one of them powers of attorney so she could carry out banking transactions," and with these powers, the process involved clearing her savings account. The money obtained was for noble purposes. The Mossos d'Esquadra say they sent part of it to their country of origin (I assume to the family) and underwent cosmetic surgery. They also invested in security cameras to know when the victim went shopping and thus smooth over her account later. I suppose the notary, on the day of the signing, must have found the whole thing quite normal.

"I was stabbing him, and the son of a bitch wouldn't die. He had raped me several times." These were the words he uttered. The 25-year-old woman arrested for the death of a man in Calella while the Mossos d'Esquadra arrested him this Tuesday afternoon. The 69-year-old victim was found tied up and covered in plastic at home, with several stab wounds all over her body. As reported by ARA, the man and woman shared an apartment, and according to the author's version, she defended herself when he attempted to sexually assault her. "She claims to have done so in self-defense," the judge states in the ruling sending the detainee to pretrial detention.

The Mossos d'Esquadra have arrested a 34-year-old man as the alleged perpetrator. of the latest crime in the city of Barcelona, according to AHORA. The incident dates back to Tuesday, June 24, when Emergency Medical System (SEM) personnel responded to Trinxant Street in the Sant Andreu district because a man was seriously injured at a blog post. The man was 37 years old and eventually died despite the paramedics' resuscitation efforts.

"Closed due to death." This sign posted at the entrance to the Tequima chemical company, located in the Sentmenat industrial estate, conceals the misfortune and terror experienced this Monday morning by one of its owners, Núria, who was hospitalized in critical condition, and her 22-year-old son, Dennis, who also worked for the company. Less than two minutes away by car, another company is closed. In this case, there is a sticker from the Mossos d'Esquadra police: "Sealed." Inside, they found the body of Eduardo, about 70 years old, Núria's partner and Dennis's stepfather. Before taking his own life at his glass company, he allegedly attacked Núria at the family home and murdered his stepson in the street. The incident is being investigated as a case of domestic violence.

Ana Hospital had always imagined dedicating herself to another specialty. In fact, while studying medicine, she worked as a primary care physician in a village, and also in a pediatrician's office. It was in the latter that she met Dr. Narcís Bardalet, who held dual positions as a pediatrician and forensic pathologist. Some days, after the consultation, she would accompany him to body removals. She enjoyed that job more than she imagined, and today she is a forensic doctor at the Institute of Forensic Medicine of Catalonia, a dentist, and a professor at the International University of Catalonia.