Four Maghrebis Drag a Trans Prostitute With the Car After 'brutal Beating'

A 32-year-old trans woman reported being the victim of a violent assault in the Guadalhorce industrial area in Málaga. The victim, who works as a prostitute, recounted being attacked by a group of four hooded individuals of Maghrebi origin. This was reported by the newspaper Málaga Hoy.

According to her testimony, the passenger of a black Audi vehicle grabbed her arm when she was trying to get out. After suddenly accelerating, he dragged her for more than 1,640 feet (500 meters).

This attack, according to the newspaper, caused her various injuries, including burns and skin abrasions, which required urgent medical attention. The medical report details abrasions on one hand, both knees, and one of her buttocks.

According to what was confirmed by the newspaper, the events took place at 1 a.m. last Friday. Supposedly, after rejecting the sexual advances of a group of men while she was working, the victim reported the events to the Investigative Court number 5 of Málaga.

According to the media, one of the strikers assaulted her and began to touch her breasts violently without her consent. After an intense struggle, she managed to free herself, but at that moment, the passenger of a vehicle caught her while the driver accelerated at high speed. As a result, the woman was dragged for several meters, suffering serious injuries. All according to the aforementioned newspaper.

Maghrebi Detained for the Murder of a Priest

The National Police have managed to identify and arrest a suspect for the homicide of Father Richard Gross. This is the case of the American tourist murdered during a robbery on January 21 in the center of Málaga.

According to the digital SUR, the detainee is a 27-year-old man of Maghrebi origin, who was arrested on Friday, January 31. After being brought before the court last weekend, the judge has ordered his provisional imprisonment for his alleged involvement in the crime.

The lifeless body of Richard Gross was found on January 21 in a tourist apartment on Viento Street, in the center of Málaga. It showed evident signs of violence, and the initial police investigations determined that the homicide occurred a day earlier, on January 20, a few hours after his arrival in the city.

Investigations suggest that the victim was attacked upon entering the accommodation, as he still had the keys to the apartment in his possession. The strikers, whose identity is still being investigated, allegedly stole various belongings from him, including a backpack and a suitcase containing his documentation. The National Police continue with the proceedings to clarify the facts and determine if more people were involved in the crime.