The Guardia Civil has identified six people as the perpetrators of a mass brawl in Morrojable.

- The videos of the aggression were spread via messaging applications.

- One of the victims suffered a cut of about 4 cm in length, which had to be stitched with 13 stitches

The Civil Guard of the Morro Jable headquarters in Fuerteventura has completed its investigation into a brawl that took place in a local shopping centre. As a result, six people have been identified who are being investigated for their alleged involvement in the incident.

The incident occurred on February 9 in a well-known shopping centre in Morro Jable, Pájara. Although no altercations were initially observed when officers arrived, the subsequent dissemination of videos through a well-known messaging application showed the extent of the brawl, which involved a large group of people.

As a result, two of those involved filed a complaint about injuries. One of the victims had to be treated for a cut about 4 cm long.

Given the social alarm that was generated, the Civil Guard of the main post of Morrojable carried out a thorough investigation. The recordings of the shopping center's surveillance cameras were obtained and analyzed, as well as the broadcast videos.

The measures taken led to the identification of all perpetrators, who were five men and two women, all residents of the town who were known to use violence.

After all the perpetrators had been identified, six of the seven people were located in February and an investigation was opened against the six for a crime of wild brawl and the case was referred to the Puerto del Rosario Disciplinary Court.

The Guardia Civil is investigating 16 people accused of stealing 2,800 kg of avocados from farms in the north of Tenerife.

The modus operandi was always the same: they gained access to the farms by jumping over or breaking through the fence. All of the accused are neighbors of the affected communities, which allowed them to plan the thefts so that they would not be detected.

The Guardia Civil officers belonging to the ROCA team, specialised in the prevention and investigation of agricultural and livestock thefts, have taken a measure to intensify the prevention/investigation of rural thefts with the start of the fruit and vegetable season, especially avocados, and have been able to solve 22 thefts/burglaries in farms in different municipalities in the north of the island of Tenerife.

The crimes took place between September and February of this year, with the accused, neighbors of the area, gaining access to the interior of the farms, generally during daylight hours, by jumping over or breaking through the fence and stealing a total of 2,800 kg of avocados, 30 kg of potatoes, 10 kg of chestnuts, as well as various corrugated iron sheets used to support the vines, and loading everything into sacks that they stored in the vehicles they used to travel.

It turned out that the accused were neighbors from the area who had previously planned the raids on the various farms because they were very familiar with the area and knew at all times that the owners and employees were there. It should be noted that two of the alleged perpetrators were hunters who, due to their hunting skills, were able to make sure that no one was on the farm at the time of the crime.

The Guardia Civil solves one crime of robbery with intimidation and seventeen crimes of theft in various business premises in Corralejo on the island of Fuerteventura.

- Between October and December 2024, the arrested person stole various items for sale from inside various commercial premises in Corralejo.

- The total value of the stolen goods was 5,000 euros.

The Civil Guard of the main post of Corralejo arrested a 29-year-old man on February 10, 2025 as the alleged perpetrator of a robbery with intimidation and seventeen theft offenses that occurred between October and December 2024 in the town of Corralejo.

Following a series of complaints from various businesses, the Civil Guard became aware of a series of thefts that had occurred in the municipality. The crimes, committed during opening hours, focused on the theft of products for sale, mainly alcoholic beverages and perfume.

After a meticulous investigation, officers identified the suspected perpetrator, whose modus operandi was to enter the stores as a customer and then steal items of varying value. The perpetrator even went so far as to unseal some products in order to bypass the security systems, thus amassing an estimated loot of 5,000 euros.

The perpetrator committed a robbery using violence and intimidation at a local supermarket, where he threatened the employees with a sharp weapon.

On the morning of February 10, 2025, an operation was carried out to arrest the individual who, at the time of his arrest, was carrying a professional box cutter with which he opened some of the stolen products, proof of his intention to continue his criminal activities.

This timely intervention by the Guardia Civil not only ended the wave of thefts but also restored calm to the local business community.

Arrested for attempting to run over two people in Las Palmas

One of the victims recorded the events with his mobile phone

The Guardia Civil has arrested a 35-year-old man for attempted murder after he tried to kill two people in

Vecindario, to run over.

The victims reported that a gray vehicle tried to run them over several times and even provided several videos showing it repeatedly ramming them. These videos also revealed the alleged perpetrator and the license plate of the vehicle.

Given the seriousness of the case, the Guardia Civil launched a manhunt for this person in order to arrest him.

The incident, classified as attempted murder, was aggravated by reckless driving at excessive speeds and dangerous driving maneuvers in the area.

It turned out that the person arrested was a neighbor of the victim with whom he had previously had problems.