Around one hundred convicted offenders with residence ban orders identified among those who entered Ceuta illegally
Police identified approximately one hundred people with criminal records and prohibition from residing in Spain among those who crossed illegally into Ceuta.
Convicted offenders with residence ban among irregular immigrants detected in Ceuta
According to Google News ES — Crime (es), Spanish police have identified approximately one hundred people previously convicted in Spain, with prohibition from residing in the country, among those who participated in the irregular entry into Ceuta.
Officers carried out identification work among those who arrived in the autonomous city and detected that a significant number had criminal records and court orders that prevented them from remaining in Spanish territory.
The finding highlights the difficulties of control in mass entries, given that among the population who arrived were individuals against whom final convictions handed down by Spanish courts were outstanding.
The authorities have not specified what offences these individuals had been convicted of or what stage the process of complete identification of all those who arrived is at.
Source: Google News ES — Crime (es)