The civilian director general of Spain's Civil Guard and its uniformed deputy director of operations are both facing legal proceedings on suspicion of administrative misconduct and obstruction of justice. The deputy director could wind up in a military court instead of the National Court if he is charged with military offenses. The question may have to be decided by the Supreme Court.
El Independiente has the story
here.
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