The Spanish government's delegate in the Balearics, Aina Calvo, said on Saturday that there was no evidence of an "orchestrated operation" behind Friday's incident at Palma Son Sant Joan Airport. Following a meeting with the chiefs of the Guardia Civil and National Police and the airport's director, Tomás Melgar, Calvo stated that "we don't know why those 21 people decided to go on to the runways". The twelve people so far detained (as of Saturday afternoon) have all been questioned by police.
Palma Airport incident - No evidence to confirm an "orchestrated operation"
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I cannot believe in all seriousness that the police don’t know if this was intentional, or not. The criminals have got it so easy here because, despite Spain having no less than three police forces, they are incompetent and wholly useless. Beyond belief.