Casa Kuà on Instagram: "We’re reaching out as friends of Consuelo, a beloved member of our international community who has been unlawfully detained by German authorities since April 3rd. With no clear timeline for his release, we’re coming together to raise funds to support his survival now and his transition to stability after this unjust detention. Consuelo is a black trans man from Murcia, Spain. He moved to Berlin in 2019, hoping to build a stable life and support his mother, sister, and nieces back home. Despite facing systemic racism and underpaid labor, he worked tirelessly until his arrest. On the night of April 3rd, police stopped Consuelo without reason while he was driving. After moving his car slightly, he was handcuffed, mistreated, and arrested. He was then subjected to hours of degrading interrogation, with police repeatedly accusing him of carrying fake ID and misgendering him. He was forced to undergo invasive body checks, mocked for his gender identity, and held for additional days without access to a phone or an contact with the outside world. This treatment reflects a pattern of systemic violence against trans people, who are criminalized, disbelieved, and subjected to abuse by law enforcement. Furthermore, the charges against him are exaggerated and fabricated with false accusations. He is currently detained in the women’s unit at Pankow jail, where he is expected to remain for 3 months until trial. The unlawful detention of Consuelo is the predictable violence of a system built on anti-Blackness, colonial dispossession, and transphobic dread. The prison industrial complex does not „rehabilitate”; it disappears the marginalized, cages the poor, and enforces the gendered/racial order through brutal force. Consuelo is a kind, caring soul and important person in our community, and we believe he should not be in custody. We stand by him and aim to support him. Please consider donating if you can, every little donation and share will help. Thank you for your time and support. In Solidarity, Consuelo’s friends"

675 likes, 6 comments - casakua on May 14, 2025: "We’re reaching out as friends of Consuelo, a beloved member of our international community who has been unlawfully detained by German authorities since April 3rd. With no clear timeline for his release, we’re coming together to raise funds to support his survival now and his transition to stability after this unjust detention. Consuelo is a black trans man from Murcia, Spain. He moved to Berlin in 2019, hoping to build a stable life and support his mother, sister, and nieces back home. Despite facing systemic racism and underpaid labor, he worked tirelessly until his arrest. On the night of April 3rd, police stopped Consuelo without reason while he was driving. After moving his car slightly, he was handcuffed, mistreated, and arrested. He was then subjected to hours of degrading interrogation, with police repeatedly accusing him of carrying fake ID and misgendering him. He was forced to undergo invasive body checks, mocked for his gender identity, and held for additional days without access to a phone or an contact with the outside world. This treatment reflects a pattern of systemic violence against trans people, who are criminalized, disbelieved, and subjected to abuse by law enforcement. Furthermore, the charges against him are exaggerated and fabricated with false accusations. He is currently detained in the women’s unit at Pankow jail, where he is expected to remain for 3 months until trial. The unlawful detention of Consuelo is the predictable violence of a system built on anti-Blackness, colonial dispossession, and transphobic dread. The prison industrial complex does not „rehabilitate”; it disappears the marginalized, cages the poor, and enforces the gendered/racial order through brutal force. Consuelo is a kind, caring soul and important person in our community, and we believe he should not be in custody. We stand by him and aim to support him. Please consider donating if you can, every little donation and share will help. Thank you for your time and support. In Solidarity, Consuelo’s friends".