8 May, 2015 @ 12:28
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Eight-year-old Moroccan found in suitcase at Spanish border in Ceuta

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Moroccan suitcaseAN eight-year-old Moroccan boy was found stuffed into a suitcase at the Spanish border in Ceuta. 

The boy was found in the suitcase of a 19-year-old woman who was searched after acting ‘suspiciously’.

Scans of her bag revealed the shocking discovery to customs officers.

Officers who caught the woman attempting to cross the Spanish/Moroccan border said the boy could have easily suffocated.

“This could have had a tragic end,” a Guardia Civil spokesman said.

The boy, called Abou, poked his head out when officers open the bag.

Police are investigating the incident and the boy’s father has already been arrested.

 

Rob Horgan

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