The Unified Association of Civil Guards (AUGC) sees “somewhat excessive” actions of the agents last week after a immigrants jump the fence at Melilla , documented on video by two NGOs. However, stresses that “are not standard practice”, that perception would be different if they would show what happened before, and asks not to judge the whole body for a “drop in the bucket.”
“In the images recently appeared in the media in which attacks are reported by the civil guards immigrants we mean that although these actions are somewhat excessive are not the usual practice before the assaults that occur the fence, “the majority organization Corps.
explains, is not” reasonable or ethical analyzing these images just seconds “ when that jump the fence lasted about 16 hours. “Managers of Melilla AUGC know perfectly well what we say because we pay service in the border fence and suffered moments of tension that live there,” he said in a statement.
In this regard, you acknowledge that “as these images have been published are not the right way to treat people fleeing hunger, despair, poverty ” and remember that the Civil Guards are people and as such , can be wrong.
however, calls for the moments before jumping also capture, “where stones as rain falls on Spanish soil” and immigrants overcome the first hurdle “‘ go ‘above’ agents, and claims that “a drop in the sea can not damage the image of an entire group casually, never seen in media assaults suffering.”
” These same images with previously exercised force against the agents were quite correct in every area of our country. Do not forget that immigrants are violating a border and are disobeying the orders of law enforcement officers. The problem here is that detention so guard action seems more violent and out of place than it actually does not occur, “said the AUGC.
Pressure for assault, NGOs and judges
The organization emphasizes that agents in the area are subjected to “extreme” pressure between the “aggression” suffered by migrants, allegations of NGOs that “day after day trying to criminalize” the group, and “the courts that admit admissible NGO complaints accusing guards of committing various crimes.”
Over immigrants says that “not the slightest doubt in biting” or “stone, hit and what is necessary in order to avoid being intercepted,” conduct that says, “are completely unpunished because today’s premium refund of immigrant the physical integrity of the guard. “” We can exercise our right to petition because they are always returned at the time so no aggressor, “he says.
” It is further compounded by the fact of having to open the gates of the fenced border Moroccan security forces to act in Spanish –the hallway area between the double fence that marks the frontier areas with no practices typical of the era in which we live. Be clear that the Civil Guards on their own initiative are those we make those decisions, “complains.
Finally, the organization highlights the” unconditional support “received by the Government Delegation in Melilla and calls to materialize as a “clear and concise protocol performance” for actors feel “legally backed” and not have to be “involved in criminal procedures for compliance with verbal commands” receiving .
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