Ok, found the solution.

If you have bt-hid-scripts installed and want to keep it installed, enable extras-devel repository.
Then remove the packet xorg-evdev-mouse:

If you have extras-devel enabled it will actually upgrade bt-hid-scripts (it seems the new version does not need xorg-evdev-mouse anymore).

Then reboot (Maybe the device will reboot automatically).


How I discovered it:

I started looking for the log message in the source code of some suspect packages. But I had to guess the packages that could be causing the problem. So could not find anything.

Then I executed grep in some library and binary directories:

And found two libraries that contained the log message:

These are provided by the packages xserver-xorg-input-evdev and xorg-evdev-mouse respectively.

Only xorg-evdev-mouse is a third party package, so I just removed it.