Rob Horgan
THE luxury villa of disgraced boxer Scott Harrison has been left ruined by mystery assailants.
Police are investigating vandalism at the former world champion’s €450,000 Alhaurin el Grande property which has been bricked up after being looted and vandalised.
Thieves have even stolen the controversial Scottish star’s front gate and the handrailing for a staircase, as well as wood from a pergola.
On the run from Spain’s authorities for three years before his extradition on Thursday, the 37-year-old boxer clearly made one or two enemies while in Andalucia.
Fleeing to Scotland in 2012, after being given a four year jail term for assaulting three men in a Malaga brothel, Harrison had avoided extradition until last week.
In his absence his dream home in the Guadalhorce Valley has been left to rot and a neighbour told the Olive Press that the bank are now repossessing the property.
Despite Spanish prosecutors continually demanding his extradition, Scottish authorities resisted to hand him over until an European Arrest Warrant was granted last week.
A Spanish prosecutor appealed for his extradition as recently as March this year.
In and out of prison for the best part of a decade, the ‘Scottish Raging Bull’ previously served a two-and-a-half year sentence for assaulting a police officer with an ashtray in Alhaurin in 2009.
Luxury villa? lol. Looks like the architect was a lego builder.
Everything is looted in that area if they know an expat is back in the UK. Friends were robbed of even the water heater and pots and pans whilst on a long stay back in the UK. They couldn’t live in it when they returned.