Smuggling boy from the Ivory Coast to Spain in a suitcase

Boy were smuggling in the eighth to Spain from Morocco within travel bag, according to Spanish police he said.
The boy was found inside a suitcase carried by a woman in the nineteenth was to enter Ceuta, a subsidiary of Spain area close to Morocco on Thursday.
When the police opened the bag, they found the boy in "horrible case," according to a police spokesman told AFP said.
The Spanish newspaper El Pais that women are not close to the boy, and his father gave her the money to carry pouch.
The boy's father lives in the Canary Islands and was hoping to heal reunited with his son, the newspaper said.
The Spanish news agency that the boy's father traveled to the Ivory Coast received by after that he moved to the island of Gran Canaria in 2013.
The agency said the boy's father to pay the Moroccan carrier bag for the transfer of the bag.
The police spokesman said the agency "seemed hesitant as if they do not want to cross the border."
"In the beginning we thought that the bag may be filled with drugs, but we discovered that the person inside.
The boy's father across the border after an hour and a half from the arrival of his son, and was detained by border guards.
The fall of Ceuta and Melilla on the coast of Morocco on the Mediterranean Sea, surrounded by Morocco with each of them on three sides.
Madrid says they were an integral part of Spain and manages their borders part, but Morocco says they crossed her.