This Monday, hundreds of people attended institutions in the province. Alicante and the rest Valencian Community Concentrations called for by the Spanish Federation of Municipalities and Provinces to maintain order throughout Spain minutes of silence The case related to the murder of two civil guards who were run over by a drug boat in Barbate (Cádiz) last Friday. Both the president of the Generalitat and the mayors of Alicante, Valencia, Castellón and Torrevieja, as well as many other public officials, made the request after a moment of silence. More resources for the Civil Guard Material and human resources to combat drug trafficking and prevent such tragic events from occurring.
One of the agents was killed Barbate, David Perez Carracedo43 years old, on duty Rapid Action Group (GAR) and his first assignment as a trainee guard Torrevieja barracksHe arrived here in January 2009 and stayed there until January 2010.
He was born in Barcelona and father of twoHe lived in Sarriguren, in the Navarrese municipality of Valle de Egüés. David Pérez was a guerrilla before joining the Civil Guard in 2008 and Belonged to the Special Operations Group From 1999 to 2005 Tercio del Ampurdán IV. GOE IV had its base in Barcelona, but moved here in 2001. Rabasa barracks in Alicante After the establishment of Special Operations Command (MOE).
Godfather of a child in Alicante
David had good friends in the city of Alicante where he served. a civil guard of the same class. David was the godfather of a son of this agent stationed in Alicante. The child, along with his mother and other relatives, attended the moment of silence held in the City Hall square, where he had the opportunity to speak with the authorities for a few minutes. Alicante Mayor Luis Barcala And Civil Guard Major Colonel José Hernández Camira.
Concentration in Alicante Government representative did not attendbrought together the municipal organization and the commanders Civil Guard, National Police, Regional Police, Local Police, Defense Sub-Delegation, Customs Surveillance and Maritime Command, and about 40 local police officers.
Participants in the moment of silence thus showed their “support and solidarity with the families of the dead civilian guards and by appreciating the great work carried out by the members of the State Security Units and Forces.” «We would like to express our rejection of these to the maximum extent brutal murders This action was committed against defenseless civil guards who were attacked by drug traffickers”, Mayor Luis Barcala underlined.
HE Generalitat President Carlos MazonHe conveyed the “clear solidarity and support” of Valencian institutions to the family of the deceased and showed his “outrage” at what happened. Consell’s president confirmed the role of agents who “anonymously protect our security every day” and demanded both the strengthening of their resources and the introduction of more security measures. greater “social and political recognition” what they still don’t have.”
Marlaska’s resignation
Mazón explained: Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska, He should have resigned due to the death of two civilian guards. “The situation in the Bosphorus and the situation of the Security Forces do not allow the Government to make another crossing,” he demanded. «We have five-metre ‘zodiacs’ going up against 14-metre, 900-horsepower gliders. The Bosphorus surveillance coordination unit was disbanded only a few months ago, leaving the Civil Guard unprotected. If Minister Marlaska did this for him Pressure from Morocco He should resign due to the end of his duties,” added Consell’s chairman.
Likewise, it was asked “How long will the Civil Guard and troops in the region remain on duty?” Valencian CommunityThey will needlessly risk their lives to protect us from drug trafficking, to protect us from crime, to protect us from ever-increasing insecurity; Not just the data, but the citizen’s sense of insecurity and inability to truly combat it with the necessary tools.
Source: Informacion
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