Four Moroccan migrants, who were involved in the mass entry into the city on July 30, have been expelled to Morocco by court order after being detained in the city for assaulting three Civil Guard officers who requested their identification.
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The events took place this past Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. near the Sarchal neighborhood when the four accused were in the area along with another group of migrants and were carrying sharp objects and knives with which they had threatened several neighborhood residents.
The Civil Guard went to the area to locate them following the citizens’ request, proceeding to arrest four of them after a chase during which they lunged at three of the officers, causing them minor injuries, according to judicial sources.
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A court in Ceuta has ordered their expulsion from Spain after they acknowledged their involvement in the events and accepted a two-year prison sentence each for an offense of assault, which has been replaced by five years of expulsion from Spain.
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