She was in the pre-boarding area of the Seville airport waiting for her flight to depart when a man approached her and, after starting a conversation full of personal questions, "he took her hand and caressed and touched her," according to reports. the Civil Guard in a press release.
The young woman, 26 years old and of Portuguese origin, was helped by a Benemérita agent who was off duty, who accompanied her to the area where the AENA personnel are located and requested help from her colleagues in the Tax Section and Borders to locate and identify the alleged aggressor.
The individual, 25 years old and of Moroccan origin, had already been reported that same day by the staff of the airport's Armed Institute for causing public disorder inside the terminal.
It was the agents of the Fiscal and Border Section of the Civil Guard at the Seville Airport who detained the man after attacking the young woman. The girl was sitting waiting for her plane when she was attacked, at which point she got up "excusing herself that she had to take her flight," taking advantage of the alleged aggressor "to try to hug her, which she rejected again."
A civil guard noticed the situation at that moment and, although he was not on duty, intervened to help her and request help from the airport agents. This is how they located and identified the alleged aggressor after the victim announced her intention to report the events.
Now, the detainee, who has no record of similar crimes, faces an accusation for an alleged crime of sexual assault and has been placed at the disposal of the Investigative Court number 13 of Seville.
