E/CN.4/1994/31 page 104 found responsible yet in connection with the alleged torture and, therefore, no disciplinary sanctions had been imposed. It was also reported that the medical reports issued on their arrival at the above-mentioned prisons did not indicate any signs of injuries. 493. Arnaldo Otegi Mondragón was reportedly beaten up by a group of five Civil Guards on 10 September 1992 upon arrival at Herrera de la Mancha penitentiary centre from the provincial prison of Ciudad Real. On 15 September he was transferred to Alcalá-Meco penitentiary centre where he was once again the victim of aggression. 494. With respect to this case the Government sent a report of the 111 post of the Civil Guard indicating that Mr. Otegi had attacked an agent who had proceeded to search him at his arrival at Herrera de la Mancha prison. A complaint had been filed with the Examining Magistrate No. 1 of Ciudad Real. On 15 September 1992 he was transferred from the Alcalá-Meco prison to the Zaragoza prison. Subsequently, judicial authorities requested information from the Civil Guard about the identity of the agents who took part in the transfers between the provincial prison of Ciudad Real and the Herrera de la Mancha penitentiary centre, as well as between the Alcalá-Meco prison and the Zaragoza prison. However, nobody had been found responsible yet in connection with the alleged torture and, therefore, no disciplinary sanctions had been imposed. It was further reported that the medical report issued on arrival at the Madrid prison indicated bruises on the upper lip. 495. Koldo Arrese Garate, an inmate of the prison of Daroca in Zaragoza, was reported to have been severely beaten, notably with an iron rod, by prison officials and members of the Civil Guard on 12 September 1992. The prison doctor diagnosed numerous injuries to the arms, shoulders, knees and genital area resulting from this beating. The family was also able to observe these injuries during a visit which took place one week after the above events. On 30 September 1992 a complaint was filed with the Prison Inspection Judge of Zaragoza. 496. With respect to this case the Government provided information about the riots which took place in the Daroca prison, in the context of which Mr. Arrese seemed to have been injured. Mr. Arrese’s name, however, did not appear in the initial list of inmates who were injured following the intervention of the forces of order. Mr. Arrese filed a complaint with the Daroca Examining Magistrate on 18 September 1992. However, the judicial investigation still continued. Further information provided by the Government indicated that, according to the medical report, Mr. Arrese had multiple bruises on several parts of his body. 497. Imanol Txabarri, under house arrest in the French town of Cahors, was handed over to the Civil Guard on 10 July 1993 and transferred to the headquarters of the Civil Guard in Madrid. According to his statements made before the regular judge of Central Court No. 2 of the National High Court on 13 July, Mr. Txabarri was allegedly beaten repeatedly on the head and testicles, and was kept blindfolded throughout the period of his detention.