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Provisional release for 'El Monje', the leader of an Irish mafia, on bail of 100,000 euros

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The Investigative Court No. 2 of Arrecife (Lanzarote) has decreed provisional release for the Irish citizen G.H., known as The Monk (El Monje), after paying a bail of 100,000 euros. 'El Monje' is under investigation as an alleged perpetrator of a crime of money laundering within the framework of a criminal organization.According to the report of the Canary Islands High Court of Justice (TSJC), the judge has upheld the appeal for reform of the pr…See the Story

Crime · Arrecife

Provisional release for a base football coach detained in Lanzarote for a crime against sexual freedom

Preliminary Court No. 3 of Arrecife, on the island of Lanzarote, has agreed on 5 November to the provisional release of a base football coach who was arrested on the same day by the National Police for the alleged commission of a crime against sexual freedom, as reported by the Communication Office of the High Court of Justice of the Canary Islands (TSJC).See the Story

Immigration · Arrecife

New wave of immigrants in the Canary Islands: rescue four boats with 278 people

Salvamento Marítimo has carried out a rescue operation during the early hours of this Friday, managing to save 278 immigrants travelling in four boats in waters close to the Canary Islands. The first boat, located by a fishing boat at 00:28 hours, was about 107.4 kilometers east of Arrecife, in Lanzarote. On board this pneumatic boat were 67 people of sub-Saharan origin, including 61 men, five women and a girl. Guardamar Urania was in charge of …See the Story

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