<p>Spanish authorities on Thursday transferred to Madrid a man arrested earlier in the week on suspicion of recruiting and “sending children and adolescents to Syria and Iraq” to join the ranks of Islamic State, Spain’s interior ministry said</a>. The 29-year-old man, who was not immediately named, was described by police as a Spanish national of Arab origin. This video shows his transfer from Melilla to Madrid, from aircraft to motorcade.</p><p>He was accused of using tapes of radical sermons and various multimedia to convince women to adopt Sharia law. In addition, police said the man used a picture of his younger son, dressed in IS garb and holding a machete, as a recruiting tool. Two weeks earlier, Spanish authorities arrested a woman in the Canary Islands, accusing her of similar activities. Credit: Twitter/Interior Ministry of Spain
