 Displaying a badge in public or having a Requeté ID card could have been a motive for detention, but presence of small uniformed groups was usually tolerated during ex-combatant or religious events.However, at times even commemorative requeté rallies were banned or officials who had permitted them were admonished; an attempt to open Museo del Requeté in Seville ended up in administrative forbiddance.Requeté members detained during street brawls were usually released after some 2 weeks in arrest, though following the Pamplona riots few leaders were kept behind bars much longer.