A notable event in the world of content creation has recently taken place, as Nil Ojeda announced on his social media accounts that he will be facing his first trial. This news comes after a controversy that occurred last summer in the Alicante beaches. Nil Ojeda shared a message on his X account, stating: “Well nothing, it seems that I’m going to have my first judgment. We thought it was an issue that had been fixed but it is seen that There are people who like to touch the Coj *** XDDD. I do not want to give ball to the matter and They have recommended that I do not do it But hey haha ​​good morning.”
The content creator has invited his followers to attend the public trial, which will take place in Barcelona. In a video posted on his social media accounts, Nil Ojeda said: “Hello, I’m here, it’s real, you know that I like to take things with humor but The meme has come true and I have my first judgment. Ok, why I’m doing this video, because it will be a Open trial, it is in Barcelona this Tuesday at the Advocacy College at 5:30 in the afternoon, You can enter if you have more than 18 yearsI don’t know, you are Guests to my first judgment Ok, enjoy.”
The controversy that led to the trial began when Nil Ojeda’s clothing brand, Milfshakes, launched a marketing campaign in which cans of their products were hidden in several cities in Spain. The instructions to find the hidden can in Alicante were: “Find the relief professional, put in front and start acting: to the ground, drowned out of the water. If you deserve, the prize will give you.” However, many of Nil Ojeda’s followers began to simulate drowning inside the water, which caused concern among the authorities in Alicante. The Councilor for Tourism and Beaches of the City of Alicante, Ana Poquet, defined the situation as ‘very serious’ and warned that giving false emergency notices is a crime.
Background of the controversy
The incident occurred at the end of August last year, and it involved Nil Ojeda’s brand hiding cans of their products in various cities, including Alicante. The campaign was intended to be a fun and interactive way to engage with customers, but it ultimately led to a misunderstanding that has resulted in the upcoming trial. The authorities in Alicante criticized Nil Ojeda and his brand for the campaign, stating that it posed a risk to public safety.
Reaction from the authorities
Ana Poquet, the Councilor for Tourism and Beaches of the City of Alicante, publicly criticized the campaign and warned that the city would take legal action if necessary. She stated: “To study the possibility of Exercise legal actions against those responsible for that role -playing game Before the alarm generated. Give false emergency notice is a crime collected in the Criminal Code, you cannot play with the security of people On our beaches and we are not going to consent.” The trial is expected to take place soon, and it remains to be seen how it will unfold.