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The case you are living Pablo Martin it’s really complicated and it could now have really serious consequences. The Spanish golfer surrendered to Swedish police on Friday after being accused of threats and contempt of authority.
The national golfer and his environment saw the right thing to do in making this decision to comply with the extradition order which was issued by the Swedish state after authorities charged him with contempt and threats. to authority through a series of very unhappy emails and with offensive content and messages.
The man from Malaga is in a tough custody battle and these emails have been sent directly to the court handling the case. In this way, Pablo would face a pretty big problem at the moment since the laws say that for this type of offenses he could be jailed for up to 7 years which would be a huge setback for the Malaga which is in a state. emotional and sentimental rather weak.
This process and this battle began four years ago when he separated from his partner, a woman of Swedish nationality, who prevented him from seeing her children. At that point, a difficult legal process began, which Pablo could find himself in a bad way after he left via email.
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Pablo has a house in the Swedish town of Ekerö and there he got a system of visits accompanied by a social worker to be able to see his children. Said social worker published a series of reports on the Spanish golfer which were very positive and which helped him get a bigger margin in the case.
However, in an attempt to turn the situation around, her ex-partner has requested a change of social worker on two occasions, alleging that these reports were made in a timid manner under threats from Pablo Martín. This meant that the Malaga native was unable to see his children throughout the summer of 2019 due to the imposition of a series of changes in the visitation regime.
The origin of the problem
This setback caused anger and rage in Pablo that ended up leading to what may now be the start of his defeat, as he wrote to all possible instances asking for an answer and help. However, the delay has caused each of these writings to go worse, causing him more harm than good. In these comings and goings, last summer, he decided to appear in court in Stockholm with a sign saying “Sweden stole my children”.
These spam emails were collected by a judge who issued an extradition order against Pablo. The National audience studied his case to see if there was reciprocity with Swedish law, but the judge Santiago Pédraz held a telematic hearing during which he denied pre-trial detention.
Maintenant, it fait face to a difficult judicial process in that it is a member of the essay of the changer d’avocat, which is not authorized to faire. As reported by the newspaper MARCA, a family source assures that Pablo “has sent some 300 emails requesting that his situation be reviewed without an answer and, in desperation, he sent some that he shouldn’t have. Then he apologized for them, but they did not want to prêter attention ”.
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