15 Dec, 2021 @ 17:45
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Jealous boyfriend ‘smashed glass into man’s face’ at Estepona bar on Costa del Sol

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A JEALOUS boyfriend was arrested after he allegedly smashed a glass into a man’s face as he chatted to his girlfriend at an Estepona bar. 

The 35-year-old allegedly assaulted the victim so badly his cheek became ‘completely detached’ from his jaw during the brutal attack in October. 

Police say the 35-year-old man approached the 28-year-old victim in a fit of jealousy at a bar in the Estepona port and kicked him to the ground before hitting him with a crystal glass. 

After the attack, the aggressor ran off and the 24-year-old woman who had been speaking with the victim also fled the scene, said investigators.

Police found the victim at a taxi rank dripping in blood and struggling to walk. 

He was then transferred to a local hospital where he underwent surgery to have his jaw pinned and a metal plate inserted into his cheek.

The Estepona Police confirmed that they successfully hunted down the suspect and the man is currently in a  provisional prison awaiting his court date. 

 The 24-year-old woman has also been arrested and charged with failing to provide assistance to the injured party. 

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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.
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