The sniper has been euthanized in prison. before the trial following the Spanish court approved the request
24 Aug. BBC Marin Eugen Sabao, 46, the gunman in the shooting wounded three of his colleagues and one police officer in Tarragona. northeast of spain in Dec. 2021 has been euthanized in prison. before going to trial
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After Mr Sabao was shot in the spine by police. until the body is partially paralyzed During a shootout with the police Requesting euthanasia instead of trial And the court in Tarragona approved Mr Sabao’s request.
Although the plaintiffs appealed once morest, arguing that Mr Sabao should be brought to justice, however, the court ruled that this was Mr Sabao’s fundamental right to request euthanasia, considering Sabao’s plight, and that it was to be go legal The judicial system has no right to interfere.
Jose Natonio Bitos, a lawyer for the police who was injured by Sabao in an interview with El Pais newspaper regarding the verdict The court lost the opportunity to decide on this special case.
“This is not regarding preventing euthanasia. But we want the victims to get a fair trial,” the lawyer said.
Mr Sabao, a security officer originally from Romania Three coworkers shot and wounded at a security firm where Mr Sabao worked in December. 2021, before escaping and locking himself in a house full of munitions. Sabao fired at the police and wounded a police officer following security forces rounded him up. and shot Mr. Sabao several times.
Sabao had to have one leg amputated and was paralyzed. inability to move the body Mr Sabao said The injury caused him chronic pain and was judged that He meets the requirements to request mercy.
The euthanasia law, adopted in Spain last year, states that Adults with severe and incurable symptoms which caused unbearable suffering You can choose to end your own life.
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