The Civil Guard has opened an investigation in relation to the beating that a 17-year-old minor received this Thursday at the Alhama de Granada high school (Granada) and has identified three other minors as the possible perpetrators of the attack, for which This young man remains admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the Traumatology Hospital in the capital of Granada.
Sources from the Civil Guard have confirmed that these three young people have been identified as responsible, although the Armed Institute has refused to give more details as they are minors.
The victim was not initially injured by a knife, although he was unconscious due to the beating and "did not respond" when the health services arrived, so it was decided that he would be immediately transferred in a 061 helicopter, as detailed. to various media sources from 112. The severity of his injuries has required his admission to the ICU.
Local Police and Civil Guard personnel traveled to the scene of the attack and controlled the situation. At first, two students were identified as the alleged aggressors, who were expelled this Thursday while the events are investigated, as detailed to Europa Press by the Education Delegation.
The mayor of the municipality, Jesús Ubiña, explained to Europa Press that, according to the first information available, the victim, who does not live in Alhama, has witnessed a previous brawl and has been attacked "in revenge" after report what had happened. The alleged aggressors would be residents of Alhama and have already been involved in other altercations.
The councilor affirms that this is not the first time that he has warned the Government Subdelegation in Granada of altercations caused, on the one hand, by a minority of the Maghreb population residing in the municipality, among whom would be the alleged aggressors, and that they do not facilitate coexistence even for the rest of the foreigners who are very integrated in the municipality, he regrets.
The Local Police expects that the mother of the attacked minor will file a complaint this Friday for the beating that her son, who is studying at a center in Alhama de Granada attended by students from various municipalities, has received. The councilor explains that on occasion there has been a fight at the center, but never anything of this magnitude and he has trusted in the minor's speedy recovery.
