Police in Spain have arrested three people who deliberately threw migrants who could not swim into the sea, killing five people. The incident happened off the coast of Cádiz, last November and according to the Ministry of the Interior, two men and a woman were arrested in the Algeciras area on the charge of forcing the migrants, threatening them with a knife, to jump into the sea, at one point with strong currents, although they knew that many of them did not know how to swim. It is also believed that the three suspects are members of a criminal organization. Footage posted on social media last November showed an inflatable circling amid rough seas and some people on it pushing others into the sea. Police, who made the arrests after spotting the boat, said there were at least 37 migrants on board, who had paid between €3,000 and €12,000 each to be taken from Kenitra […]
Source: News Beast
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