The arrest of Antonio Tejado has become one of the issues with the greatest social impact in recent days. The former television collaborator was arrested last Friday, February 9, accused of belonging to a criminal organization of Portuguese origin that was dedicated to robbing houses in the Seville area.
The arrest of the former contestant of Survivors and Big Brother DUO surprised the audience, but when it came to light that, according to the police investigation, Tejado would have been involved in the assault suffered by his aunt María del Monte in her home, society was left shocked. shocked.
The journalist Carlos Quílez explained in the program Y Ahora, Sonsoles what the reaction of the accused had been like after being arrested by the Civil Guard: "He sank, he cried like a child, he realized that he had no escape and he had to be attended to (by health professionals)".
On February 12, the judge ordered the entry into prison without bail of the Andalusian accused of being the mastermind behind the robbery in the home of the singer of Y se amar dos hombres, Cántame o Así es Triana, a decision that caused great discomfort. in the surroundings of Tejado.
Through his lawyers, Antonio Tejado has released a statement in which he asks that the presumption of innocence be respected and in which he demonstrates that, despite the circumstances, he appears strong and confident: ''I have been a witness with regret "how falsehoods have been spread about me, as well as statements that threaten my privacy and reputation, violating my right to honor."
In said text, the Sanalve Law Firm asked the media to ''refrain from disseminating untrue information about its client'' and threatened to take legal measures: ''We reserve the right to take appropriate legal action to protect his honor. and reputation'',
While María del Monte and her partner, Inmaculada Casal, appear broken with pain over the situation, Chema Tejado (Antonio's brother) has addressed the media and explained that they are "strong."
''We are not going to answer any more questions, please. All we are saying is that we are strong, we are whole and we are very, very united, okay? The only thing I ask for is respect. Respect to be able to continue our lives, to be able to continue fighting. There are minors and there are elderly parents and it is not just our family, there are many families that are suffering because of this,'' the detainee's brother explained. Despite insistent questions from journalists to know if he had spoken with Antonio, Chema replied that he is "calm."
