Stabbing in Corralejo

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Noticias:

A new act of violence resulting in aggression with a knife occurred at dawn from Saturday to Sunday in the town of Corralejo, in the Atlantic Shopping Center, in this case a young man was stabbed, there is no information, but some witnesses point out that it would be a minor.

 

According to several witnesses, the Police went to the premises and found more minors in these facilities that they say "are leaving Corralejo in a very bad place."

 
The event confirms the trend of insecurity in this area of the island, especially at the time of nightlife, "since there is not a weekend in which there is no violent altercation," says a neighbor of the area.

[TamaraEnLaPlaya]

Radio Sintonia:

In relation to the arrests made by the Civil Guard today in Fuerteventura and of which the local and regional media have echoed, it is reported:
That the six detainees have entered provisional detention COMMUNICATED and WITHOUT BAIL decreed by the court of first instance and instruction No. 1 of Puerto del Rosario (Las Palmas).
Police are charged with a crime of criminal group and varying degrees of participation in two crimes of attempted homicide and two of serious injury with a knife.
The investigation began at the end of April, when the Civil Guard detected a germ of what could be a faction of the Latin band Dominican Don't Play, which had its scope of action in the municipality of La Oliva.
The Civil Guard also arrested and released a minor who collaborated with the criminal group.

The City Council of La Oliva has thanked the "great work of the Civil Guard with the collaboration of our Local Police" for the judicial disposition of the six
alleged involved in the last violent acts in Corralejo, with attacks of
knives and aggressions of great brutality.

 
In addition, he hopes that justice will now act with the forcefulness that these serious facts deserve. "Just as we trust our State Security Forces and Bodies to end crime in our streets, we trust in Justice to prevent them from repeating their criminal attitudes," said Pilar González, mayor of La Oliva.