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Mohamed ‘el Mosca’, freed by shooting from a van in France, accused of murder in Marbella

Mohamed 'el Mosca', freed by shooting from a van in France, accused of murder in Marbella

Mohamed Amra ‘El Mosca’ was not classified as a “specially guarded prisoner.” However, he has staged one of the most spectacular and bloody escapes in the recent history of France. Born in 1994 in Rouen (a city located in the northern department of Seine-Maritime), this 30-year-old had been imprisoned in Évreux prison for several robberiesalthough police reports classify him as a high-level criminal, involved in both the international drug trafficking and the organization of murders in France and abroad.

On Tuesday, Amra managed to escape her sentence thanks to the intervention of a heavily armed commando at the Incarville tollbooth, on the A154 motorway. The prison van, as reported Le Parisian, returned from the Rouen court and took the prisoner back to the Évreux prison. The result of the assault was brutal and bloody: Two of the officers were killed and three others were seriously injured..

A few days before the assault on the police van in Incarville, Amra had already tried to escape. According to his lawyer, Hugues Vigier, BFM TVthe recluse He had tried to escape from prison on Sunday by sawing the bars of his cell. This act led, according to the Prosecutor’s Office, to classify the inmate as requiring a level 3 escort, which required a minimum of three prison officers plus armed reinforcements from the regional intervention and security teams (ERIS) or the internal security forces (FSI). Even so, Vigier assured that the violence of the assault did not correspond to the person he knew.

Attack on the prison van in Incarville.

Laure Beccuau, Paris prosecutor, reported on Monday that the fugitive He had been sentenced on May 10 by a court in Évreux to 18 months in prison for three robberies in restaurants and acquitted of four others in supermarkets committed between August and October 2019.

In addition, he added that the specialized interregional court of Marseille has charged Amra with “kidnapping and illegal confinement resulting in death.” In 2021, a young drug dealer from Dreux who had traveled to Marseille for a narcotics deal and was kidnapped and beaten to death. A police source in Marseille revealed that Amra could be a drug trafficker associated with the city’s powerful gang known as ‘the Blacks’.

Prior to this, Amra had been jailed on multiple occasions for a series of serious crimes, including burglary, violence with the use or threat of a weapon, conspiracy and extortion. He had served time in the Baumettes prison in Marseille and in the Santé prison in Paris, before being recently transferred to Evreux.

However, another one would be added to this list of misdeeds that would be related to Spain. According to the information of Le Parisianthe name of Mohamed Amra also could be linked to an attempted murder of a French citizen in Marbellaalthough at the moment he has not yet been formally charged in this case.

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An attempt with a bloody response

The events date back to Tuesday, July 18, 2023. During that summer afternoon, a individual appeared with a UZI submachine gun on the United Nations Avenue in Puerto Banús and began shooting at an establishment located in the Cristamar shopping center. Videos recorded by witnesses show a man with his face covered with a cap and a black scarf, running in various directions and without showing great dexterity. Fortunately, the incident did not leave any fatalities.

Immediately afterwards, the aggressor fled in a BMW X3 with his accomplices, and then started a forest fire in order to eliminate the evidence. The vehicle burned. The use of a motorcycle license plate to cover up the facts, as previously reported by EL ESPAÑOL, is a common tactic in organized crime and suggests prior planning of the events. The Spanish police did not take long to suspect a french organization. Not in vain, the gunman was wearing an Olympique Lyon shirt from the 2010-2011 season.

The target of this attack, according to the Parisian newspaper, would have been Thomas M. (known as ‘Mehdi’), a French citizen from Évreux with connections in drug trafficking who was in the Spanish city at the time. According to information collected by the French authorities, the murder was ordered by an individual nicknamed ‘the Fly’, who was detained at that time in the Santé prison, in Paris. It was later learned that Amra and Mehdi had had an dispute related to a cannabis business and for that reason he had ordered his murder.

The answer This assassination attempt was extremely bloody. One week later, on July 25, 2023, two men aged 34 and 38 were murdered in the middle of the night in the Madeleine neighborhood of Évreux. One of them, Fatha B., had a close relationship with Amra. The double homicide was carried out by two individuals dressed in black, with hoods and armed with Kalashnikovs. The latest investigations indicate that the operation was ordered by Mehdi as a act of revenge against ‘el Mosca’.

The Épervier plan is launched

After the assault on the police van, the Minister of the Interior, Gérald Darmanin, announced on the social network X (formerly Twitter) that the ‘Épervier’ plan had been launched (Hawk) or Immediate Intervention Plan. This Gendarmerie operation It is launched after a kidnapping or the search and capture of a person. “All means are being deployed to find these criminals. Following my instructions, Several hundred police and gendarmes have been mobilized“Darmanin stated.

According to a Gendarmerie source consulted by Le Mondethey have mobilized 200 gendarmes —mainly departmental gendarmes and motorists from the Eure, but also from the neighboring departments of the Seine-Maritime, Calvados, Val d’Oise and Yvelines—, as well as a helicopter. Likewise, a team of the Intervention Group of the National Gendarmerie (GIGN)the elite unit of the Gendarmerie, also participates in the search for Amra and her accomplices.



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