icelandreview, 12, 2011
The police in Egilsstadir, east Iceland, arrested a man and a woman who arrived to the country on the Norraena ferry to Seydisfjördur yesterday morning for presenting IDs that are believed to be falsified.
According to ruv.is, the people both claim to come from Eritrea but they don’t speak the same language. The police had an interpreter communicate with the arrivals over the phone.
They are believed to have boarded Norraena in Denmark but probably not as stowaways.
Meanwhile, Reykjanes District Court sentenced three Ethiopian citizens to 30 days in prison on Monday for presenting falsified passports upon their arrival to Iceland, visir.is reports.
All of the defendants, two men born in 1965 and 1975 and a woman born in 1978, all confessed to their violation before the court.
They arrived to Keflavík International Airport on an airplane from Oslo on Friday.
icelandreview
The police in Egilsstadir, east Iceland, arrested a man and a woman who arrived to the country on the Norraena ferry to Seydisfjördur yesterday morning for presenting IDs that are believed to be falsified.
According to ruv.is, the people both claim to come from Eritrea but they don’t speak the same language. The police had an interpreter communicate with the arrivals over the phone.
They are believed to have boarded Norraena in Denmark but probably not as stowaways.
Meanwhile, Reykjanes District Court sentenced three Ethiopian citizens to 30 days in prison on Monday for presenting falsified passports upon their arrival to Iceland, visir.is reports.
All of the defendants, two men born in 1965 and 1975 and a woman born in 1978, all confessed to their violation before the court.
They arrived to Keflavík International Airport on an airplane from Oslo on Friday.
icelandreview
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