Brit woman raped at Magaluf hotel as two Irish suspects are arrested at airport
“Officers went to the island airport to find them and proceeded to arrest them after tracking them down to the boarding area where they were awaiting a flight to Dublin.Police said the British woman has now returned to the UK.
On July 9 a British holidaymaker was arrested at Palma Airport afterThe man was held as he tried to fly home after his partner went to police to say he had forced himself on her in the bathroom of their hotel room.In May a British tourist was arrested and thrown in jail on suspicion of raping a female friend of his son’s at a hotel in Magaluf.
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