Former Catalan police chief charged with criminal organization and sedition
Spain’s national court accuses Josep Lluís Trapero of belonging to an organization seeking independence of Catalonia
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Catalan police leadership under investigation
The case against the Mossos d'Esquadra police chief Ferran López and six top officials transferred to Spain's national court
Former Catalan police chief leaves court without bail
Josep Lluís Trapero faces criminal charges of sedition for his role in the independence referendum
Catalan police former chief appears in court
Josep Lluís Trapero faces criminal charges of sedition for his role in the independence referendum
Former Catalan police chief called to court
Spain’s National Court summons Josep Lluís Trapero for Friday adding a new crime of sedition related to the independence referendum
Catalan police chief released without passport on sedition charges
The prosecutor had asked the judge to send Josep Lluís Trapero to prison without bail
Catalan police chief released after being questioned for sedition
Pro-independence civil society organisation leaders refused to testify and no precautionary measures have been taken against defendants
Catalan police chief and pro-independence civil society organizations leaders in court accused of sedition
The crime of sedition carries jail sentences of between 4 and 15 years
Catalan police chief and pro-independence civil society leaders called to testify in sedition case
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Catalan and Spanish authorities meet to discuss policing of Sunday’s referendum, stressing social harmony and compliance with the law
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