The Civil Guard investigates the Senator of Vox in Ceuta for sexist violence

The Civil Guard investigates Juan Ros Alcaide, Senator of Vox for Ceuta, for an alleged case of sexist violence. It all started on Tuesday afternoon in the Malaga town of Alhaurín de la Torre (40,345 inhabitants), after the agents went to a house in the municipality alerted by the 112 emergency service, who had received a call for a suicide attempt with medication intake and blow to the head. Upon arriving at the home, they found the victim - 61 years old according to the report and 54 according to the hospital - with signs of violence and blood remains, according to police sources. Beside him was the alleged aggressor, Ros Alcaide. Of the facts they informed the court of guard, although the woman did not want to lodge a complaint. The senator is not arrested. He has immunity, so he can only be arrested "in case of flagrant crime."

The call occurred at 20.15 and police sources have explained that, when they arrived, they found the woman with significant signs of violence, as eldiario.es has advanced. The first explanation for the injuries was that the woman had fallen down the stairs of the family home and had ingested a large number of medications. She was immediately transferred by the health services to the University Clinical Hospital of Malaga, where they confirmed that she was admitted “with polytrauma compatible with an aggression”.

"The patient, who will remain admitted for the next few hours, is awaiting evolution and awaiting the results of diagnostic tests. In addition, she is guarded by a State security body," the center explained to the newspaper. hospitable.

The senator has defended himself in the newspaper El faro de Ceuta. He says he can "prove with the AVE tickets" that he arrived in Malaga "around 19.30 or 20.00" from Madrid and that from there he went to his home, where he found his partner "with a strong blow to the head after fall down the stairs. " According to his account, he had been unconscious for 24 hours and he asked 112 for help by phone.

The case is now in the hands of the number 1 Court of Violence on Women in Malaga, which was scheduled to quote Ros Alcaide on Wednesday. However, police sources have explained that the Vox senator said that, due to his status as a member, he would refuse to receive any summons, indicating later that he would leave for Ceuta today. The same sources have explained that there are no previous complaints.

Juan Ros Alcaide was elected Senator by Ceuta last November, when with 11,187 votes (34.55% of the votes) Vox was the most voted force in the autonomous city. According to the website of the far-right party, Ros Alcaide, born in Ceuta and 64, has a degree in Medicine and Surgery from the University of Granada and is a Primary Care doctor.