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Father under criminal investigation for taking son on Pamplona bull run
By m.p - Jul 24, 2007 - 9:02 PM
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The father who lost visiting rights after taking his ten year old son on the San Fermín bull run in Pamplona earlier this month is under investigation for a possible crime.
He’s already been given a 150 € local fine for infringing the ruling that only the over 18s can take part in the runs.
The boy’s mother presented a complaint for negligence after her ex-husband, Luis Miguel Gómez, decided to take his son by the hand and run with him in front of the bulls on 10th July. It led Instruction Court No. 1 in Fuenlabrada, Madrid, to withdraw both the visiting and holiday rights which were granted after the couple’s divorce.
The head of Instruction Court No. 4 in Pamplona, who made the decision for the investigation, has asked for evidence recording the event from local newspapers and national television stations.
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