A Vox MP went to the Alcorcón plenary session with two unusable pistol bullets to denounce the shortcomings of the police: “She faces a fine of up to 30,000 euros”

The local police of Alcorcón requisitioned the Candelaria Testa (PSOE) by order of the President of the General Assembly, Vox Congressman Noem Selas showed two unusable bullets this morningIn his intervention, he demanded more safety gear for municipal personnel and decried the lack of bulletproof vests and the uselessness of officers’ ammunition, echoing the town’s police union.

At one point, Salas displayed two bullets that he said belonged to a local agent: “Look at these bullets, these are regulatory bullets that the police have to use, these are bullets,” the VOX councilman added before being interrupted by the mayor.

The move was opposed by the first mayor and chairman of the plenary session, who urged councillors to express the same sentiments and not to “put on a show” because Deliver the ammunition to the agent in the room. in order to identify to whom they belong. “I ask for institutional decorum and restraint. You can’t bring bullets into City Hall.. This is a general meeting. It seems awkward to me, Mrs. Silas, that I should like to get your attention and call you to order. This is impossible,” Testa insisted.

Faced with this disruption, the Vox councillor continued her speech, insisting that the local police “cannot be like this”, while “we criticize the increase of 240,000 euros this month for political parties and purple dots, who buy LGBTBI fans for 3,000 euros “However, the new local police in Alcorcón are not equipped with bulletproof vests in the year they join us because the City Council did not equip them with bulletproof vests, despite the fact that the Law on the Coordination of Local Police requires them to be equipped with bulletproof vests by the forces of the Community of Madrid, some of which are overdue loans provided by veteran agents. “

The councillor reiterated that “this is the headquarters of popular sovereignty” and where thousands of residents are represented. “Of course, they are a threat to the institution, so the government team We will require applicable regulations“, go.

The Vox MP told the newspaper that the two pods were inoperable, had no ammunition and were no longer functional. “This is to show that the police’s regulatory ammunition is defective and has not been updated in six years, and it is extremely dangerous if they have to use their weapons because they will not work and will jam as they told us, putting their lives in danger,” explained Noemi Sellars.

Punished by the “gag law”

Sellars’ actions could have cost him a fine of up to €30,000 under Organic Law 4/2015 on the protection of citizens’ security, commonly known as the gag law.

A police source assured Gran Madrid that “the possession of ammunition without the corresponding authorization or permit constitutes a serious offence”, noting that sanctions for such actions range from “a fine of 601 to 30,000 euros”. The ammunition was confiscated on the mayor’s order.