The National Police warning that disproves Marlaska's version: they alerted a day earlier about the "extreme risk" of people swimming into Ceuta from Morocco

The Director General of the Spanish National Police, Francisco Pardo, has convened the heads of the Information and Immigration departments following the emergence of a police report submitted to the National Court. The report suggests that Moroccan agents may have facilitated the entry of migrants into Ceuta by guiding them toward the territory. This development follows reports that the National Police issued a warning on July 29 regarding an extreme risk of mass arrivals by sea.

The existence of this prior warning contradicts statements from the Spanish government, which had previously maintained that no such intelligence reports were received before the incident. The internal police documentation is now a focal point of scrutiny regarding the government's official account of the events and the security protocols in place at the border.