The man was picked up by police in Elche on Tuesday in the car repair workshop where he works and remains in custody.
His former partner, a 41-year old woman known by the initials R.P.M., received a number of superficial scalp injuries when the device detonated.
She was taken to Vinapoló hospital in the autonomous Valencia region but
the relatively low amount of shrapnel involved meant that she could be
treated and quickly discharged.
Emergency services were originally told that the woman's car airbag had exploded, causing burns but experts from the police's TEDAX bomb squad discovered evidence of what they described as a "homemade" but "low intensity" bomb. The car has been impounded as evidence and will be studied for further details of the device's construction.
She was taken to Vinapoló hospital in the autonomous Valencia region but
the relatively low amount of shrapnel involved meant that she could be
treated and quickly discharged.
Emergency services were originally told that the woman's car airbag had exploded, causing burns but experts from the police's TEDAX bomb squad discovered evidence of what they described as a "homemade" but "low intensity" bomb. The car has been impounded as evidence and will be studied for further details of the device's construction.
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