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Police investigating Spanish pair over protests in S'pore
The Straits Times
|October 10, 2024
A Spanish man and woman in their 30s are assisting the police with investigations after photos appeared on social media of the man holding a banner in various parts of Singapore to protest against Singaporean business magnate Peter Lim, who owns Spanish top-tier football club Valencia.
The pair, who are assisting with investigations for the alleged offence of taking part in a public assembly under Section 16 (2) of the Public Order Act 2009, are understood to be Dani Cuesta and Mireia Saez. Their passports have been impounded while investigations are ongoing.
Laws under this act regulate assemblies and processions in public spaces, in order to preserve public order and the safety of individuals.
In response to queries from The Straits Times, the Singapore Police Force said in a statement: "The Police confirm that a police report was lodged against a 34-year-old Spanish man and a 30-year-old Spanish woman.
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