The 21-year-old Serbian citizen was arrested for the crime Assisting and promoting illegal immigration By agents of the Border Police Division of Trieste.
Cowan acted as a “relay” for a car with a Slovenian license plate, in which a Turkish family with parents and two children, in addition to the driver, traveled illegally across national territory.
The young man is now incarcerated via Del Coronio in the possession of judicial authority; His car, with Slovenian registration, was seized and handed over to a specialized agency in court custody.
The incident took place on Thursday afternoon, September 9, in a parking lot on the outskirts of the city, as part of routine measures to combat illegal immigration. Upon arrival at the parking lot, one after the other, two cars were on patrol by the Border Police; Soon, agents saw the Turkish family and the driver leaving one of them.
The police who suspected the scene decided to see clearly: an agent then approached the driver, but the latter started running towards the 21-year-old man in the eyes of the police. The young man tried to escape from the parking lot, but he was prevented from getting out of the police car. Meanwhile, the fleeing man got into the car in which he landed and retreated, He attacked a police officer and injured his lower limbs. Recovered by 118 staff, the agent was taken to Katinara Hospital, where he was found with ligament injuries. With a series of reckless maneuvers, the driver then entered the road, went at high speed, and disappeared into traffic.
Arrested and exiled were subjected to anti-Govt wiping, all with negative results. The Turkish family has expressed their desire to apply for international protection and is currently being housed in an appropriate health monitoring facility. The parents were reportedly released for violating immigration laws.
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