Fatal Shooting in Ceuta: Moroccan Man Killed by Son-in-Law, Suspect Arrested
The Spanish enclave of Ceuta was the scene of a homicide on Sunday, September 22. A Moroccan residing in the El Principe neighborhood was the victim of three gunshots, fired by his son-in-law.
According to EFE, the victim, who was taken to the emergency room of the University Hospital of Ceuta around 10 p.m., succumbed an hour later to his deep wounds to the neck and chest.
After attempting to reach the Moroccan border, the aggressor was finally apprehended by the city’s police services, who took him to the police station.
The reasons for this act, which will have to be determined by the investigation opened by the police, are not yet known, but it seems, according to the neighbors interviewed by EFE, that it is related to a family dispute.
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