“History repeats itself, repeats itself,” Pedro García, father of Andrea, the minor who was abused by her grandfather in Andújar, Jaén, advised NIUS as quickly as he picked up the cellphone. This previous Monday they filed one other criticism for violating the restraining order. Apparently, in response to Andrea’s account, she had gone to the grocery store when she noticed that he entered shortly after.
“He stayed in entrance of the field the place my daughter was paying, her and difficult her,” says Pedro. In that state of affairs, Andrea went right into a panic assault. The grocery store cashiers needed to attend to her and take her to a personal space to attempt to reassure her and name her dad and mom to choose her up.
While he was explaining what was occurring, different grocery store staff invited the “particular person to return out and he sat on a bench proper in entrance of the door,” says Pedro, to attend for her to return out. Meanwhile, brokers of the National Police arrived and took the grandfather arrested for violating the restraining order. According to the sources, he spent the evening in jail and, this Tuesday, he testified in a speedy trial. “He’s most likely free once more, residing 300 meters from our home, there is no one to assist this,” admits Pedro, who feels impotent earlier than the choices of justice.
In 4 days, on February 19, it is going to be two years since he was launched, after three years in jail, though he’s dealing with an 11-year jail sentence for abusing his granddaughter when he was a minor. He was launched as a result of imminent danger of dying. According to the household, throughout this time the restraining order has been damaged on a number of events and Andrea is unable to get better her normality as a result of simply excited about the potential for seeing him causes her to panic.