A shocking testimony
In an interview with the headquarters of Iridia, Z.S., a young man of eighteen, shares his traumatic experience lived more than two years ago. That fateful night, a Barcelona subway incident marked a before and after in his life. At the age of sixteen, he became a victim of an aggression by a security guard in Prosegur, a memory that persists alive in his memory.
The Context of the north
Z.S. He explains that his T-16 card, which allowed him to unlimited public transport until the age of seventeen. This was not the first time, since the previous day had experienced the same problem. According to the regulations of the Metropolitan Transport Authority, in situations like this, users must be able to communicate with the staff to find a solution. However, his experience was very different.
Tension increases
That night, Z.S. And their partner encountered a single security watchman, who quickly accused the young man of ‘Collaje’. Despite his attempts to communicate the situation, the watchman’s reaction was aggressive. The station’s security cameras corroborate their story, showing a verbal conflict that intensified until the use of physical strength.
A Time of Terror
After a brief discussion, Z.S. He was addressed by two security agents who threw him on the ground. In a moment of distress, he recalls to have asked for help, as he felt drowned by the watchman’s force. His partner, witnessing that event, recorded the situation, which was crucial later.
An injured court path
After the incident, Z.S. He followed the advice of the Mossos d’Esquadra, which he was recommended to go to the hospital for a medical report. The injuries he presented were documented, and the case was brought to trial. However, the court process was affected by administrative errors, including sending incorrect tests to court.
An unfair confrontation
In view oral, Z.S. He was alone in front of two watchmen lawyers. He felt that his testimony was questioned with an alarming disrespect, and he had to face witnesses who were not present during the incident. The frustration was palpable, and the final sentence was absolute, leaving Z.S. with a feeling of injustice.
The struggle continues
In the face of this situation, lawyer Ton Mansilla has decided to bring the case to the European Court of Human Rights. Demand is based on the violation of human rights, claiming that Spain did not properly investigate the abuse complaint by private security agents. Mansilla emphasizes the importance of impartial research, regardless of who the author of the aggressions is.
A necessary reflection
Z.S., at the end of the interview, shares his personal story, marked by significant family losses. At the same time, he emphasizes the need to provide legal support to minors like him, who are alone in front of a system that can be overwhelming. His experience has led him to question his confidence in justice, a feeling that resonates in many other young people who have suffered similar situations.