Former Valencia National Police inspector acquitted for equating crime with immigration

A moment during former police commander Ricardo Ferris's speech at an event on Immigration and Citizenship organized by the Foundation for the Defense of the Spanish Nation and the Vox parliamentary group in the Valencian Parliament. — A file photo of former police commander Ricardo Ferris speaking at the event. Vox / Youtube

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Former Chief Inspector of the National Police in Valencia, Ricardo Ferris, was acquitted of committing a hate crime for equating "immigration with crime" and attributing "all crimes [committed] to foreigners" at an event organized by a far-right foundation and Vox.

Former Valencia National Police inspector acquitted for equating crime with immigration

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