This National Police operation in Seville focused on an alleged author accused of stabbing to end a life on a recent early morning. The person in question is described as a Moroccan man in his 30s who earns a living by parking cars, and the incident occurred in a district described as a slum area within the city. The case has drawn attention for the speed of the police response and the subsequent steps taken by investigators to establish a clear sequence of events surrounding the confrontation.
The arrest occurred at the alleged perpetrator’s residence, a development confirmed by police sources on Friday as part of ongoing investigative activity led by the National Police Murder Group. The revelation underscores the seriousness with which authorities are treating the case and the coordinated effort to collect evidence, secure the scene, and interview witnesses who might illuminate the circumstances surrounding the alleged stabbing.
At approximately 2:10 a.m. on May 4, a person requested medical assistance for another individual found bleeding on Doctor Jaime Marcos Street in Seville. Local police officers from the area, along with units from the National Police and the 061 emergency service, were dispatched to the location to coordinate care and secure the area while emergency responders arrived.
Emergency personnel attempted to stabilize the victim, who had sustained multiple stab wounds to the chest. Despite their best efforts, medical teams were unable to save the person, and he was pronounced deceased on the scene as the investigation continued.
The body was transferred to the Forensic Anatomical Institute of Seville for autopsy procedures. Officials have noted that it remains to be determined whether the body has been repatriated or remains within local custody as part of ongoing postmortem examination and investigative processes. The autopsy is expected to provide crucial details about the cause and timeline of the injuries in relation to the events preceding the death.