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Civil Guard (Spain)

Civil Guard (Spain)

The Civil Guard (Guardia Civil) is Spain's national gendarmerie, a military law enforcement agency responsible for policing duties including criminal investigation, rural and highway patrol, counterterrorism, cybercrime prevention, and search and rescue. Its official website provides citizen services such as online crime reporting, appointments, and recruitment information.www.guardiacivil.es

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Sep 19, 2026

Robert StackNARRATOR
4:09
We show him a photograph, an anecdote that he lived that day with other colleagues.
Cristina CruzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:15
Very few minutes had passed when we already have the Civil Guard there and he asks us to accompany him to the trial because the judge wants to talk to us.
Cristina CruzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:22
We declare before the judge, we explain what is there, that we have actually recorded the facade, but that we have not accessed the interior.
Cristina CruzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:29
He asks us not to spread and He is not seeing it, but we have recorded images of the interior that we do not spread, and well, we left without charges and that's it.

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speaker_16CORRESPONDENT
14:45
think they were drug issues? That's
Robert StackNARRATOR
14:47
what they said.
Robert StackNARRATOR
14:53
Several people from the victim's environment were investigated by the Civil Guard, including him.
Robert StackNARRATOR
14:59
Pablo Miguel Canales, supposedly a friend of the victim.
speaker_0NARRATOR
5:11
Fuente de la imagen, Reuters.
speaker_0NARRATOR
5:13
La Policía Nacional y la Guardia Civil organizaron el desplazamiento desde las playas hasta el muelle de Poniente, situado a unos dos kilómetros.
speaker_1NARRATOR
5:22
Image source, Reuters.
speaker_1NARRATOR
5:24
The National Police and the Civil Guard organized the movement from the beaches to the Poniente pier, located about two kilometers away meters.
speaker_0NARRATOR
5:31
Fuente de la imagen, Reuters.
speaker_0NARRATOR
5:33
La Policía Nacional y la Guardia Civil organizaron el desplazamiento desde las playas hasta el muelle de Poniente, situado a unos dos kilómetros.
speaker_0NARRATOR
5:47
Al final de las jornadas participaron unos ciento setenta policías y setenta guardias civiles, según la cadena pública RTVE.
speaker_1NARRATOR
5:55
End of am.
Jerry HaddenCORRESPONDENT
4:54
Morocco's Justice Minister Abdel Latif Wahabi said this month that that proves nothing.
Jerry HaddenCORRESPONDENT
5:00
Spain's Guardia Civil, he said, stood by on the Spanish side as well.
Jerry HaddenCORRESPONDENT
5:07
As the exodus was underway, I was up north and saw the young people, he told a Saudi TV station.
Jerry HaddenCORRESPONDENT
5:13
If we had clashed with them, he said, we would have ended up with many young Moroccan victims, both teenagers and adults, because they would have fought back.
Gerry HaddenCORRESPONDENT
2:45
What is apparent, Moroccan authorities did little to stop the migrants from storming the border.
Gerry HaddenCORRESPONDENT
2:50
Morocco's Justice Minister Abdel Latif Wahabi said this month that that proves nothing Spain's Guardia Civil he said stood by on the Spanish side as well.
Gerry HaddenCORRESPONDENT
3:03
As the exodus was underway, I was up north and saw the young people, he told a Saudi TV station.
Gerry HaddenCORRESPONDENT
3:09
If we had clashed with them, he said, we would have ended up with many young Moroccan victims, both teenagers and adults, because they would have fought back.
Riley VillaHOST
0:12
Let's start with a concerning story from the north of the province.
Riley VillaHOST
0:15
The Guardia Civil are currently investigating the suspected poisoning of a young girl after she consumed a drink served at an establishment in Javia.
Riley VillaHOST
0:24
The incident took place on Wednesday afternoon, around 3 o'clock, and the girl had to be admitted to hospital.
Riley VillaHOST
0:31
Officers have taken the container holding the drink, along with other products from the same batch and brand, as a precaution while they work out exactly what happened.
Dylan SabaHOST
2:50
The fortifications they were trying to cross were already formidable.
Dylan SabaHOST
2:54
In Ceuta, the land border stretched nearly eight kilometers and consisted of a double fence monitored by dozens of cameras, backed by more than 900 police and Guardia Civil officers.
Dylan SabaHOST
3:07
Melilla had more than 10 kilometers of double fencing, equipped with barbed wire, more than 100 fixed cameras, infrared surveillance, microphones, and a 24-hour operation center.
Dylan SabaHOST
3:21
Though there had already been thousands of isolated attempts to breach the border that year, in September the pattern changed sharply.
Manu MarlascaGUEST
66:14
He made several small mistakes that put him in the spotlight of the National Police and the Civil Guard as well.
Manu MarlascaGUEST
66:21
He killed two civil guards, which put the spotlight far above him.
Manu MarlascaGUEST
66:25
And then he committed a robbery in a branch of a bank that was very close to the biggest police complex in Spain, the Canillas complex, almost like Pitorreo.
Manu MarlascaGUEST
66:39
Well, all that put him in the spotlight and he ended up being arrested.
Manu MarlascaGUEST
66:44
And from the very moment of his arrest, he began to create a character, a kind of anarchist guerrilla who expropriated banks and who ... lost histrionic, a kind of Joker from Todo a Cien or Joker from Aliexpress, where, yes, it is true, Indel tried to become someone.
Manu MarlascaGUEST
67:04
the press for a while gave a certain echo to those delusions that the guy said that he was an anarchist guerrilla and that what he did to the ropancos himself and that and then he said that the crimes had been converted he had committed them by an Italian terrorist and such instead he entered there when it was more than evident and there was an infinite amount of evidence to be able to condemn him and beyond that so funny figure, in quotes, for many, he was a murderer.
Manu MarlascaGUEST
67:33
He was someone who had killed cold blood, but with the greatest cold blood to those two civil guards who were going to limit themselves to stopping him because they had seen that the license plate did not correspond to the car he was driving.
Manu MarlascaGUEST
67:48
That day he was frustrated, that day he was going to track a branch in an autonomous community that he did not know was a party, He was frustrated and angry and returned with his team, let's say, with his work tools.
Riley VillaHOST
0:20
Let's start with a major police operation that has reached into Alicante province.
Riley VillaHOST
0:25
The Guardia Civil has cracked down on an extensive cyber scam network that stole over 1 million euro from victims using fraudulent text messages and phone calls.
Riley VillaHOST
0:37
Known as Operation Ibermelo, the investigation led to 29 arrests and 57 other people being placed under investigation across multiple areas, including Alicante.
Riley VillaHOST
0:49
Scammers send fake bank alerts before calling victims while pretending to be bank managers, tricking them into handing over access codes, transferring money, or even taking out loans.
Riley Via-SilvaHOST
0:10
Let's start with police news close to home.
Riley Via-SilvaHOST
0:13
The Guardia Civil has broken up an indoor marijuana operation in San Miguel de Salinas under Operation Bastion 26.
Riley Via-SilvaHOST
0:22
Officers arrested three men aged thirty-four, fifty-three, and fifty-seven on suspicion of drug trafficking, electricity fraud, and belonging to a criminal group.
Riley Via-SilvaHOST
0:32
The investigation started back in March when the Torrevieja unit spotted discarded plant waste in town.
Peter TuckerNARRATOR
3:12
He was too excited to give a very clear statement.
Peter TuckerNARRATOR
3:15
It appeared that he had been in the Plaza de Catalunya when several lorry-loads of armed civil guards had driven up to the telephone exchange, which was operated mainly by CNT workers, and made a sudden assault upon it.
Peter TuckerNARRATOR
3:29
Then some anarchists had arrived, and there had been a general affray.
Peter TuckerNARRATOR
3:32
I gathered that the trouble earlier in the day had been a demand by the government to hand over the telephone exchange.
Peter TuckerNARRATOR
5:09
There was a sound of firing in the distance, and the streets were completely empty of people.
Peter TuckerNARRATOR
5:14
Everyone said that it was impossible to go up the Ramblas.
Peter TuckerNARRATOR
5:17
The civil guards had seized buildings in commanding positions, and were letting fly at everyone who passed.
Peter TuckerNARRATOR
5:23
I would have risked it and gone back to the hotel, but there was a vague idea floating round that the Comité Local was likely to be attacked at any moment, and we had better stand by.

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