The Civil Guard agent who this Wednesday killed his ex-partner, also a member of the force, has died as a result of the shots he received from other agents who tried to prevent him from fleeing and to repel the aggression against the victim.
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Sources close to the investigation have told EFE that the alleged aggressor had open files for gender-based violence and that, precisely, he had received the service separation resolution a few days ago.
Therefore, he no longer had his service weapon and killed his ex-partner, with whom he had three children, with one that he would have stolen either from the lockers or taken from a colleague, the same sources specified.
The incident took place shortly before 1:30 p.m. when the alleged perpetrator, assigned to the Zamora Command, entered the Llanes facility and fired at his ex-partner.
Sources close to the investigation have told EFE that the man, who has been arrested, opened fire against her and against the colleagues who tried to repel the aggression. In the exchange of gunfire, a lieutenant was seriously injured by a bullet in a leg.
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The agent was registered in the VioGén system due to abuse complaints
The agent was registered in the VioGén system due to abuse complaints. The Government Delegation against Gender Violence has already announced that it is investigating it as a case of gender-based violence.
A team from the Civil Guard Judicial Police has traveled to Llanes to take charge of the investigations.
If this case is confirmed as a gender-based murder, 34 women would be the fatal victims of gender violence so far this year, 1,375 since 2003.
Read more Civil guard who shot his ex-partner dead at the Llanes barracks dies
