Spanish police identified and described the profile of a Moroccan leader who played a fundamental role in the massive entry of approximately 70,000 people at the Ceuta border on July 30 and 31. The descriptive portrait includes specific physical characteristics: a man, athletic, with neat hair and no flip-flops, which suggests someone with preparation and organization to coordinate the assault.
These leaders are designated by the police as "driving agents" and are considered key figures to explain the success of the migratory operation. Their action was decisive in coordinating and directing the crowds who tried to cross the border towards European territory.
This police document represents a historic milestone, as it is the first time an official report describes this type of organizing figure in a massive migratory incident against European governments. The documentation details how these individuals managed and drove the flows of people during the border assault.
Spanish authorities point out that the identification of these leaders could be crucial to understanding and preventing future similar operations, since the revealed organization model suggests sophisticated and deliberate planning behind the massive entries.
