Actual Madrid defender Raul Asencio is ready to face costs of allegedly distributing little one pornography, after a police investigation was finalised. The incident, which occurred in 2023, and was reported to the authorities in August, implicates three extra former Actual Madrid academy gamers, all of who’ve since moved on.
Asencio, Ferran Ruiz, Andres Martin and Juan Rodriguez are accused of recording after which distributing sexual content material of two girls with out their consent, one in every of whom was underage. As a result of latter, the accused are additionally going through potential costs of kid pornography distribution. On Wednesday, the Excessive Courtroom of Justice within the Canary Islands communicated that the investigation had been concluded, and the judicial course of may now start, as defined by Diario AS.
The 2 girls concerned, 16 and 18 on the time of the incident, have since introduced with signs of post-traumatic stress following the occasions. The findings of the investigation have been despatched to the general public prosecutor and the 2 victims to see if they are going to press costs.
No remark from Actual Madrid
Actual Madrid haven’t commented on the incident with regard to any of their gamers on the time, nor Asencio since. The 22-year-old did deal with the matter in an interview in March, noting that he was ‘calm’ in regards to the scenario, as he was aware of his actions in the course of the incident. Los Blancos are set at hand Asencio a brand new five-year deal till 2030, which has already been agreed with the participant.
Asencio focused by opposition followers
In late February, Carlo Ancelotti substituted Asencio at half-time throughout a Copa del Rey semi-final with Actual Sociedad and defined that he had been affected by abuse from the group. Followers, as has occurred on a number of events, have been heard chanting ‘Asencio, die’. The Actual Madrid defender has grow to be a daily goal for opposition followers, and on Sunday throughout El Clasico, Barcelona followers chanted ‘Asencio, go to jail’.