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Mallorca bar stabbing: two Britons arrested in Magaluf

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A fight at a bar in Magaluf, Calvià, Mallorca, leaves two Irish tourists injured on 19 September: one is stabbed in the chest and suffers a punctured lung. The Guardia Civil has arrested two British men, aged 36 and 46, on suspicion of attempted murder. The other tourist suffers cuts to his neck and a broken jaw.

Archivo - Un agente de la Guardia Civil en Magaluf, Calvià, Mallorca.
Europa Press

The man with the chest wound is taken to Son Espases Hospital for emergency surgery. His lung has been punctured. The second tourist is cut several times with a piece of glass and beaten, breaking his jaw. He also receives hospital treatment.

Investigators first identify and arrest the suspected stabber, a Briton who lives in the area. A search of his home turns up bloodstained clothes and other items of interest to the investigation. A court orders him held in prison.

Police arrest the second suspect on 21 October. He is released subject to conditions.

Topics: Police · Arrests · Calvià

Source: Europa Press / Mallorca.com

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