
The court revokes the previous filing of the complaint for alleged crimes of harassment and injuries that occurred in Las Rozas.
The Provincial Court of Madrid has ordered the reopening of the case against Vito Quiles after the complaint filed by Begoña Gómez, who reported harassment and injuries during an incident that occurred on April 29 in a restaurant in Las Rozas.
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The original complaint was filed in May by Court of Instance number 2 of Majadahonda as it did not see criminal relevance in the images provided.
The Provincial Court of Madrid has decided to reopen the case for the complaint that Begoña Gómez, wife of the President of the Government, filed against Vito Quiles, to whom she attributed alleged crimes of harassment and injuries when he chased her out of a restaurant in the Madrid town of Las Rozas on April 29.
The complaint was filed by Begoña Gómez after Quiles prevented her from leaving that establishment, where he had located her and where, according to sources close to the president's wife, he aggressively harassed her with questions, preventing her from leaving the premises while he recorded her.
The head of Court of Instance number 2 of Majadahonda, in which this complaint fell, filed it in May when he understood, after viewing the images provided in the case, that it had not been possible to "prove facts that have criminal relevance", since "the recordings do not show the reported conduct."
Begoña Gómez and the Provincial Prosecutor's Office of Madrid appealed this file and now the Provincial Court has issued an order revoking that file.

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