The arrested person, who already had a previous conviction for the same events, violated the prohibition on accessing radical forums.
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The detainee had been convicted in 2018 for terrorist glorification and indoctrination and had been on probation since 2021.
The National Police has arrested a man in Barcelona accused of jihadist glorification and indoctrination on social networks, who had already been convicted by the National Court for the same facts and breached the ban on accessing forums with radical content.
As reported this Saturday by the National Police in a statement, the alleged jihadist was arrested last Tuesday at his home in Barcelona and has been imprisoned by order of the National Court.
The detainee, a sympathizer of the Daesh terrorist organization, controlled several profiles on different social networks with radical content, in which he maintained continuous contact with users who published explicitly jihadist proclamations.
The alleged jihadist had been arrested in 2018 for terrorist glorification and indoctrination and convicted by the National Court.
In 2021, he was released on probation with measures that required him to always be reachable using electronic devices and to appear before the police every fifteen days.
The sentence also prohibited him from accessing virtual environments prone to jihadist radicalization, but the detainee failed to comply with this and the other measures that the National Court had imposed on him.
As a result of the failure to comply with the precautionary measures, the National Police activated its information agents, who verified that the detainee was repeating the same acts for which he had been convicted.
As part of the operation, the National Police searched the detainee's home in Barcelona, where various computer devices were seized and are now being analyzed.
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