Guardia Civil patrols caught speeding on way to robbery as four officers face prosecution

Four Guardia Civil officers in Granada are facing criminal proceedings after two patrol cars were caught speeding by a fixed radar while responding to a reported robbery around 03:00am. Euro Weekly News reports that the prosecution has requested the case be dropped following a legal process that has prompted questions regarding officer protections during emergencies.

In Ceuta, the Guardia Civil searched a building and an industrial warehouse used by migrant aid organizations as part of an investigation into the alleged distribution of pepper spray and knives. According to El Pais, the investigation is examining whether migrants were incited to attack members of the security forces. While a judicial order indicates eight people are under investigation, organizations involved in the raids, such as No Name Kitchen and Brigadas de Apoyo Mutuo, deny the accusations and state their work is limited to humanitarian assistance and documenting rights violations.

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