Costa del Sol beach stabbing suspect says he can avoid jail if he pays £8,500 bail
A judge visited the Costa del Sol Hospital in Marbella today to question the 32-year-old after he was arrested earlier this week after nearly three days in intensive care with gunshot wounds to the chest
The shooting happened at a beach nightclub in Marbella, Spain, in the early hours of Monday morning (
Image: @predatole/Twitter)
An Irishman questioned over a stabbing and shooting drama at a beach club on the Costa del Sol has been told he can avoid jail after leaving hospital if he pays an 8,500 bond £.
A judge traveled to the Costa del Sol Hospital in Marbella today to question the 32-year-old after he was arrested earlier this week after nearly three days in intensive care with gunshot wounds to chest.
Police made the arrest after concluding from analysis of CCTV and other video footage at the holiday resort's Opium Beach Club that he may have been involved in the altercation that resulted in a man being stabbed and four people being shot.
Two people, including the alleged shooter, a 40-year-old Dutch national arrested after being treated for his stabbing, have already been remanded in custody.
Police are still pursuing the knife-wielding assailant who allegedly assaulted him after an argument in a VIP area of the stage where South African DJ Black Coffee was playing to a packed crowd in the early hours of Monday morning.
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SOCIAL MEDIA/ORIGINAL AUTHOR UNKNOWN)A court official confirmed this afternoon/yesterday afternoon after the private court hearing at the hospital: "The Number One Investigative Court in Marbella has approved the remand in custody of the third man detained in connection with the incidents at the Opium Beach Club.
"The bail so that he can avoid entering prison temporarily has been set at 10,000 euros.
"The third inmate is being investigated for a felony aggravated bodily injury.
“If he pays the bail, he must respect certain conditions such as the surrender of his passport and the regular signature in court as well as a ban on leaving the territory.
"The court ap...
A judge visited the Costa del Sol Hospital in Marbella today to question the 32-year-old after he was arrested earlier this week after nearly three days in intensive care with gunshot wounds to the chest
The shooting happened at a beach nightclub in Marbella, Spain, in the early hours of Monday morning (
Image: @predatole/Twitter)
An Irishman questioned over a stabbing and shooting drama at a beach club on the Costa del Sol has been told he can avoid jail after leaving hospital if he pays an 8,500 bond £.
A judge traveled to the Costa del Sol Hospital in Marbella today to question the 32-year-old after he was arrested earlier this week after nearly three days in intensive care with gunshot wounds to chest.
Police made the arrest after concluding from analysis of CCTV and other video footage at the holiday resort's Opium Beach Club that he may have been involved in the altercation that resulted in a man being stabbed and four people being shot.
Two people, including the alleged shooter, a 40-year-old Dutch national arrested after being treated for his stabbing, have already been remanded in custody.
Police are still pursuing the knife-wielding assailant who allegedly assaulted him after an argument in a VIP area of the stage where South African DJ Black Coffee was playing to a packed crowd in the early hours of Monday morning.
Picture:
SOCIAL MEDIA/ORIGINAL AUTHOR UNKNOWN)A court official confirmed this afternoon/yesterday afternoon after the private court hearing at the hospital: "The Number One Investigative Court in Marbella has approved the remand in custody of the third man detained in connection with the incidents at the Opium Beach Club.
"The bail so that he can avoid entering prison temporarily has been set at 10,000 euros.
"The third inmate is being investigated for a felony aggravated bodily injury.
“If he pays the bail, he must respect certain conditions such as the surrender of his passport and the regular signature in court as well as a ban on leaving the territory.
"The court ap...
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