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BackBiedma reports to the Police that the former judge linked to the PSOE sewers followed her with the car to her home after testifying at the National Court
Biedma reports to the Police that the former judge linked to the PSOE sewers followed her with the car to her home after testifying at the National Court
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Biedma reports to the Police that the former judge linked to the PSOE sewers followed her with the car to her home after testifying at the National Court

The magistrate filed the complaint in Badajoz after testifying before the National Court

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Judge Beatriz Biedma reported to the Police that a former judge accused in the Cloacas case followed her by car after testifying at the National Court, on a journey between the Talavera la Real airport and Badajoz.

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The judge was investigating the Hermanísimo case and was contacted by a plot to stop the investigation.

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Judge Beatriz Biedma has reported to the Police that the former judge who harassed her and who was just charged in the Cloacas case followed her with his car after the judge gave a statement at the National Court. This is stated in the complaint filed on Tuesday by the judge in the Hermanísimo case at the Badajoz National Police Headquarters.

In it, Biedma explains that on the same day he had appeared before Judge Santiago Pedraz on the journey between the Talavera la Real airport and his home in Badajoz, one of his daughters warned him that a car was following them. The judge adds that she told him that it was a white vehicle, which pulled up next to him at 7:15 p.m., and that it was occupied by Luis José Sáenz de Tejada.

This is the former judge whom the plot headed by the plumber Leire Díaz contacted to help end the investigation against the brother of the President of the Government, which at that time Biedma was investigating. After that contact with the plumber, Sáenz de Tejada contacted a drug trafficking clan to physically attack her.

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  • Will the National Court take new precautionary measures?
  • How will this complaint affect the main cause?

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This article was originally published by El Mundo.

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