The Girona City Council will present itself as a popular accusation in the case of the 21-year-old cyclist who was run over and killed on September 9 when a driver without a license skipped a 'Yield' sign in the Devesa-Güell neighborhood.
The Councilor for Ecological Transition and Urban Transformation, Cristina Andreu, described the municipal action as "exemplary" and "exemplary" and pointed out that this will be the line to follow for all those who violate the rule and "put people's safety at risk." ".
Andreu recognizes that there is an increase in "negligent behavior" that the Constorio cannot ignore. "We believe that citizens should know what this government's way of proceeding is in the face of the impunity with which some people break the law in acts that put people's safety at risk," he said.
The councilor recalled that the municipal government has also presented itself as a popular accusation in the case of the feminicide that ended the life of a 27-year-old girl at the hands of an ex-partner. "Anything that puts security at risk will have a forceful action of complaint, legal persecution and sanction by the administrative sphere," she denounced.
The accident that ended the life of a 21-year-old girl while she was riding a bicycle occurred at the confluence of Josep Viader i Moliner Street and Illa Street, when a car allegedly did not respect a 'Give Way' sign and rammed into the cyclist who was traveling correctly on the bike lane. The woman was also driving without a license.
The alleged offender was provisionally released, although the judge took away her passport and imposed on her the obligation to appear periodically at judicial offices. The case is open for homicide due to recklessness and driving without a license.
