Gang Members Flaunt Firearms on Facebook Live in Melilla, Sparking Concerns
Members of a gang, of Moroccan origin, would have posted on Facebook a live where they reveal the firearms in their possession, probably to intimidate rival gangs. This is happening in Melilla.
Several members of a gang, who speak a Riffian dialect, have just posted a live on Facebook where they threaten several other people, probably from one or more rival gangs, by exhibiting firearms, according to the media Assabah.
The same media specifies that these active gangs in Melilla are starting to use firearms in settling scores. The Spanish police itself stating, according to Assabah, that this new generation of gangsters do not hesitate to publicly display what weapons they have, or on social networks, in order to intimidate competitors and rivals.
In addition, the police would have confirmed that several weapons would be in the possession of gangsters in several neighborhoods of the city. Investigations are underway in this direction, in order to remove these weapons from "circulation", and several raids would even have been carried out by the Spanish authorities to get their hands on them.
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