The court in the city of Madrid, Spain, a prison sentence of two pirates from Somalia during the 439 years. They were found guilty of the Spanish fishing vessel hijacked in 2009, and several other layered charges.
According to court records Madrid, quoted by CNN, Tuesday, May 3, 2011, two men named Raageggesey Hassan Aji from Tiger Ceel, Somalia, and Cabdiweli Cabdullahi from Marca. Age of two are not mentioned by the court, but estimated to be around 30 years.
Imprisonment extraordinary length of this they receive on charges of illegally entering and holding a Spanish fishing boat manned 36 people. For each hostage, the pirates were sentenced to 11 years, then for 36 hostages they had 396 years of punishment.
Not only that, the court of Madrid also indict the accused on three additional charges. Among them was an armed robbery and membership in criminal gangs. The total punishment they receive is 439 years old.
They were arrested a day after a Spanish tuna fishing boat search that they plow, Alakrana, released by paying the ransom in November 2009. Party boat owners refused to mention the amount of such redemption.
The arrests they made after the Spanish military to track the pirates left the ship after Alakrana. The 12 pirates were detained by the military successfully combined the Spanish and international military guard at sea Somalia.
Most of the pirates who held trial in several African countries. Two of them had been dragged to court Spanish.
According to court records Madrid, quoted by CNN, Tuesday, May 3, 2011, two men named Raageggesey Hassan Aji from Tiger Ceel, Somalia, and Cabdiweli Cabdullahi from Marca. Age of two are not mentioned by the court, but estimated to be around 30 years.
Imprisonment extraordinary length of this they receive on charges of illegally entering and holding a Spanish fishing boat manned 36 people. For each hostage, the pirates were sentenced to 11 years, then for 36 hostages they had 396 years of punishment.
Not only that, the court of Madrid also indict the accused on three additional charges. Among them was an armed robbery and membership in criminal gangs. The total punishment they receive is 439 years old.
They were arrested a day after a Spanish tuna fishing boat search that they plow, Alakrana, released by paying the ransom in November 2009. Party boat owners refused to mention the amount of such redemption.
The arrests they made after the Spanish military to track the pirates left the ship after Alakrana. The 12 pirates were detained by the military successfully combined the Spanish and international military guard at sea Somalia.
Most of the pirates who held trial in several African countries. Two of them had been dragged to court Spanish.
