Moroccan gendarmes guided mass migrant entry into Ceuta, police report states
A police report submitted to the investigating judge indicates that Moroccan gendarmes directed the mass entry of migrants into Ceuta.
Police report points to Moroccan gendarmes as guides in mass entry into Ceuta
According to Google News ES — Crime (es), a report drawn up by the Police and submitted to the investigating judge in the case reveals that the mass entry of migrants into Ceuta was coordinated and guided by members of the Moroccan gendarmerie.
The police document, sent to the judge in charge of the investigation, identifies officers from the Moroccan security forces as responsible for directing the flow of people during the episode of mass entry into the autonomous city. The involvement of uniformed Moroccan agents constitutes the central element of the report.
The judge received the report as part of the proceedings opened to clarify the circumstances of the events. The conclusions of the document point to active coordination from the Moroccan side of the border, according to the police text.
The Moroccan authorities have not issued any official statement in response to the contents of the report thus far. The judicial investigation remains ongoing.
Source: Google News ES — Crime (es)