The leader of the neo-Nazi group Deport them Now has been sent to prison for calling Torre Pacheco a "hunt" for immigrants
The 29-year-old Spaniard is charged with incitement to hatred, membership of an illegal organization and illegal possession of weapons.
A court in Mataró, Barcelona, today ordered the leader of the neo-Nazi group Deport Them Now to be held in pre-trial detention without bail. The xenophobic supremacist movement called the "hunt" of immigrants in Torre Pacheco, Murcia, on social media.
He is charged with incitement to hatred, membership of an illegal organization and illegal possession of weapons, as reported today by the High Court of Justice of Catalonia (TSJC).
The Ministry of the Interior reported on Tuesday that the 29-year-old Spanish detainee is accused of leading the xenophobic supremacist movement Deport Them Now.
He was arrested as part of an investigation by the Civil Guard against this movement, and the Telegram channels used by Deport Them Now to broadcast the hate-inducing note were also shut down .
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