Santurtzi's young man was taken to hospital two hours later, and it was not reported that he had been injured by a taser

With the Santurtzi Local Police in custody, the deceased\u00A0Ander S.T., a 29-year-old boy fromSanturtzi  , was taken to hospital until two hours after being called to the ER, according to the chronology presented by the Department of Health in the Basque Parliament to questions from EH Bildu.

In addition, the report states that it was not reported that the young man hadbeen detained with a taser, which, in the opinion of the young man's family, delayed the proper medical care of the young man. 

According to the account determined by the Department of Health, at 4.07 p.m. on 22 June, the Santurtzi Local Police requested an ambulance from SOS Deiakon the grounds thatthe young man was showing psychiatric problems.  After an assessment, it was ruled out to send an ambulance because the young man was calm and had only scratches on his arms and legs.

Forty minutes later, the officers called again, warning that the young man was semi-unconscious and with his breath cut off. Ten minutes later, a basic life-support ambulance arrived and, after verifying his worsening, requested a mobile UVI, which took ten minutes to arrive (17:27). The young man was stabilized and arrived at 6 p.m. at Cruces Hospital, almost two hours after the first warning.

The victim's family has reported that doctors were not initially informed that the young man had been shotby a taser gun, as the Santurtzi Security Councillor later acknowledged. Familia has reported that if officers had reported the use of a taser gun from the outset, health care would have been different.

Coinciding with the presentation of this report, the platform for Justice Ander called for a demonstration this Friday at 6 p.m. from Vallejo Square in the Mamariga district of Santurtzi to demand clarification of the case of the young man.