29 Jul, 2021 @ 20:00
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The number of arrests for the brutal beating of young man in Spain rises to eight

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POLICE in Spain said they had arrested eight people after a brutal attack involving a group of up to 12 assailants in the Basque Country.

Detectives said the 23-year-old youngster was left with serious injuries after the attack shortly before 3am on Sunday in Amorebieta-Etxano.

Those arrested, five of them minors, have been identified as members of a youth gang called ‘Los Hermanos Koala’.

This group is well known to the police who have classified them as a ‘violent gang’. 

One of the underage assailants turned himself into the police this Wednesday afternoon, accompanied by his legal guardian.

The gang of out-of-control teen thugs videoed themselves as they assaulted the man. 

Police said the victim was kicked, pushed and attacked with bottles as other bullies used their mobile phones to film the ordeal.

Footage of the brutal assault have begun to circulate social networks. 

Member of the gang can be overheard shouting Kill him, kill him! Record that, record that, record that!’ during the vicious assault.

Other can be heard saying ‘leave him now, you’re going to kill him’. 

The man remains in serious condition at the Cruces hospital. 

An investigation is now underway to identify the ringleaders, who are between 16 and 20-years-old, and police are appealing to anyone who has information about the attack to come forward.

Kirsty Mckenzie

Kirsty is a journalist who has reported on news, entertainment, food and drink, travel and features since 2015. She lives in the south of Spain.
Got a story? Email kirsty@theolivepress.es

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