A suspected man is believed to be randomly attacking a man at a famous Spanish airport without shelter and lives in stations.
45 -year -old El Salvadori was detained in the reservation due to the horror attack in an approximate sleeping epidemic describing many Spain.
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The police have been called urgently to Palma Airport in Marca Tuesday morning After reports of the stabbing of a man in the neck in the expatriate area.
The investigators said the victim was an Argentine young man who suffered a wound a few centimeters from the artery that required several stitches.
They continued: “The victim was walking with a friend towards the car park after they went to meet a relative in the expatriates when he approached a stranger.
“The suspect asked them about his mobile phone, then he wrapped his victim, waving a knife that he used to stab in the neck.”
It has now appeared Suspect He is a homeless man who is believed to sleep at the famous holiday airport.
The police said that he had not been proven after his arrest.
Sources in a good situation revealed today that they believe that the attacker is one of the people sleeping at Palma Airport.
The homeless situation is across Spain In recent months, they have worsened with officials now surrounding this issue.
Reports are even calling that more than 400 sleeping sleeps have acquired Paraguas Airport in Madrid.
Police said the attacker was suspended by security guards who saved the life of the young man.
The lawyer, resident at Majorcan Ivan Garcia Lopez, who represents the suspect yesterday, confirmed his client on suspicion of attempting to kill.
He added: “I am working on trying to secure his release on bail.”
A source in a good position told The Sun: “The man who was arrested said he does not remember anything.
He is claimed that he went after his own phone was stolen while he was passing through his bag at the airport after leaving a bus.
“Then, ascending to the first person he saw to ask him about his mobile phone, which is supposed to be for him.”
The attack follows another man trying to steal a taxi and attacked a police officer at the Gran Airport.
It is understood that the man made many physical attempts to stab the police with a “20 cm” blade before the police kill him.
Inside the crime, the homeless camps at Spainish airports
In recent months, many Spanish airports have been overcome by homeless camps, crime, and dirty invasions in insects – which leads to warnings for travelers and public screams.
Some people sleeping raw in the stations have slept for up to seven years, and they watched a rude violence and drug use under the surfaces.
The British were warned of dirty and in some cases serious circumstances after Madrid airport was evacuated due to bed bugs last week.
Capital Airport – the full name Adolfo Suarez Madrid – Bragas – is the most crowded in the country and is the place where a “hidden city” has been allowed in the past decade.
Urine pools and crack pipes a little on the floor, and the nomads “off their faces” roam the corridors.
The suspect asked them about his mobile phone, then he wrapped his victim while waving a knife that he used to stabbed in the neck
The source is in good position
Some mattresses and cardboard on solid ground, while others simply roam next to the walls surrounded by their properties.
Many of the cruel sleeps deployed across chairs can also be seen in the station's waiting areas.
Displacement is just one of the problems that affect airports.
Madrid-Barjas had to be evaporated last week after the passengers and employees reported that it covered in bugs.
The shots published on social media also showed many mistakes – including cockroaches, ticks and fleas – crawl around the airport, and workers published evidence of bites.
The airport employees in Malaga also informed the red bumps – although officials deny that there is a problem.
Workers at the southern airport claim that they saw insects “climbing the walls” near the departure gates, and the report using insect repellent before work.
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