Spain: Four suspects in Catalonia attacks arrive at National Court for questioning

The four suspects in last week's terror attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils arrived in Madrid, Tuesday morning, to be questioned at the Spanish National Court. Civil Guard vehicles with the suspects on board were seen arriving at outside the court.
Younes Abouyaaquoub, the suspected driver in the attack on Las Ramblas in Barcelona August, was killed by police in Subirats on Monday.
Spain suffered a twin attack on August 17 and 18, when a van ploughed into pedestrians in Las Ramblas in Barcelona, killing a total of 13 and injuring over 100. Making his escape the suspected attacker then fatally stabbed a driver as he stole his car, bringing the death toll of the first attack to 14.
A second attack in the nearby coastal town of Cambrils left seven injured, after five attackers drove an Audi A3 into a group of pedestrians. Police fatally shot the five suspected assailants as they left the vehicle. The attackers were reportedly wearing fake-explosive belts.