Autopsy Rules Abderrahim Akkouh’s Death in Torrejón Police Restraint a Homicide

A final autopsy has ruled that the death of Abderrahim Akkouh, a Moroccan man restrained by two police officers in Torrejón de Ardoz, was a homicide caused by asphyxia. The incident, which occurred during an alleged theft attempt, revealed multiple injuries, including broken ribs and abrasions. The victim's family is urging authorities to arrest the second officer involved, who held Akkouh's legs.