Stunned customs officers rescue four suffocating migrants squashed into a tiny compartments under car seats

This is the incredible moment Spanish police rescued four suffocating African migrants hidden under car seats.
Stunned customs officers found the group desperately pleading for help after they were found squashed into tiny secret compartments with no ventilation on one of the hottest days of the year.
Officers found a woman and three men trying to illegally cross the border between North Africa and Spain.

The 27-year-old Congolese woman was heard screaming in French: "Please, please, get me out of here. I'm scared. I cannot feel my legs and have very swollen feet."
Officers found the group after they stopped the vehicle on suspicion it was being used for human trafficking by the mafia.

They conducted a search and discovered the car had a double bottom that was being used to stash away the migrants.
Fire fighters cut them free and pulled them to safety in a dramatic rescue on the border with Melilla before they were rushed to hospital in a serious condition.

A police spokesman said: "They were on the point of suffocating.
"It was on one of the hottest days of the year and the secret compartment had no ventilation."
The men, aged between 21 and 23, were from Guinea and the woman was from the Congo.

The male driver from Morocco has been arrested on suspicion of a crime against foreign citizens.