Spain Expels Dangerous Moroccan Gang Leader From Majorca

This alleged gang leader was spreading terror in the Balearic Islands with a staggering record including nine criminal convictions. His background includes violent theft, assault, and attempted murder. To evade law enforcement, he rented extremely powerful vehicles weekly through intermediaries, constantly changing hideouts and identities. Investigators internally described him as a "high-risk" profile, someone who did not hesitate to deliberately ram agents during perilous car chases.

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One of his spectacular escapes actually caused a serious accident involving a patrol from the Manacor police station. As a direct consequence of this crash, a national police officer had to spend more than a month in intensive care, reports the media El Debate. This dramatic event prompted authorities to create a specific operational task force to neutralize him. In the past, the man had already been extradited from Belgium to face attempted murder charges, but he had managed to return to Majorca to resume running his criminal organization.

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The manhunt finally ended this Monday in the municipality of Marratxí. Police waited and intervened at the exact moment when the fugitive and his driver were about to get into their rental vehicle, thus avoiding another fleeing offense. Given the dangerousness of the individual, an exceptional security operation was deployed for his transfer to Madrid. The Moroccan national was definitively expelled to Morocco this Thursday morning, with a formal ban from entering the Schengen area.