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Several detained in connection with rape of six Spanish tourists, protest

(11 Feb 2013) SHOTLIST 1. Wide of demonstration by relatives of people allegedly detained by police in connection with last week's rape of six Spanish tourists in Acapulco, blocking road to Acapulco's airport 2. Mid of woman holding sign in front of face, reading: (Spanish) "They (the police) violate the right of people from Acapulco" 3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Flor, full name not given, sister of man allegedly detained by police: "Since last Friday, we've known nothing about my brother and my nephew, they don't want to tell us anything. I don't know what's going on, why they are doing this? They should at least say something. They should tell us where they are, so we can go and know where they are. It's not fair, the authorities should do their job and look for the people responsible. We also want for them to look for those responsible, but they shouldn't detain innocent people." 4. Wide of demonstrators blocking road to airport, AUDIO: car horns 5. Mid of man and woman on quad bike being blocked by demonstrator 6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Angel Aguierre, Governor of Guerrero State: "These detainees have links to the latest offence, an allegation of rape that was made. So, currently we don't know if these allegations are specifically linked to the Spanish tourists. What we know is that a person affected last October-November time, has identified two of the people out of those detained at the moment." 7. Wide of demonstrators blocking road 8. Pan across police vehicle passing in street STORYLINE: Mexican authorities announced on Sunday that several people had been detained for investigation in connection with last week's rape of six Spanish tourists in Acapulco. About 40 people who briefly blocked the road to Acapulco's airport claimed their relatives had been detained in the case, a crime that has further blemished the reputation of this troubled Pacific resort. Women stood across the road blocking traffic holding up signs calling for justice as drivers sounded their horns. The demonstrators charged that the men were wrongly arrested and were being made scapegoats. One women claimed that her brother and nephew had not been heard from since last Friday and that the authorities hadn't told them anything. "They should tell us where they are, so we can go and know where they are," she said. "It's not fair, the authorities should do their job and look for the people responsible. "We also want for them to look for those responsible, but they shouldn't detain innocent people." Authorities declined to comment on whether the protesters' relatives were among those detained in the tourist rape case. The demonstrators were persuaded to end the road blockade in return for being allowed to meet with their relatives. Guerrero state officials declined to say how many suspects were in custody. Governor Angel Aguirre said two of those detained were also were being investigated in connection with another rape case. He said the two had been identified by victims in that case, but he added that no identifications had been made by victims in the rape of the Spanish women. The 4 February attack on the Spaniards is said to have began when a band of masked gunmen broke into a beachfront home before dawn. The attackers tied up the six men at the house, and then raped the six Spanish women there. A seventh woman, a Mexican national, was not harmed during the hours-long assault. The incident shocked people across Mexico and beyond, and was a new blow for Acapulco, which has been the scene of violence in recent years attributed to fighting among rival drug gangs. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...