Brit teen raped in Majorca after ‘drink spiked on night out’ as cops arrest bar manager and launch hunt for 2 other men
A BRITISH teenager was allegedly raped after having her drink spiked while on holiday in Majorca while police have arrested a suspect.
Police are searching for two other men who have witnessed the horrific attack and allegedly “did nothing to prevent it”.
The 19-year-old holidaymaker raised the alarm after returning to her hotel in the early hours of Friday morning.
She told cops she had been plied with alcohol at a bar in S’illot, a small tourist town on the south east coast of Majorca, before being taken to a storeroom when she became dizzy and “offered sex”.
The teenager had claimed she managed to open the storeroom door and leave the unnamed bar, but the manager followed after her.
He allegedly took her to a secluded spot where he proceeded to sexually assault the Brit, respected island newspaper Ultima Hora reported.
Two men, described as the suspect‘s pals, reportedly have watched the terrifying ordeal but failed to stop it.
All three men are said to be Spanish nationals as Police have launched a manhunt for the two friends.
The manager remains in police custody and has denied any wrongdoing.
He is expected to appear in court later today and the victim was asked to ratify her statement in front of the same judge.
The court will hear the teen’s testimony to decide whether the suspect will be released on bail or remanded in custody.
The Civil Guard are continuing to probe the case as they await the results of DNA tests and CCTV footage from the area.
They are talking to locals to find any witnesses who might have seen something that could aid the investigation.
Police have not issued any official comment.
Another British tourist was allegedly robbed and raped in Magaluf in March last year.
The trial of two men accused of the assault has finished in the Majorcan capital Palma yesterday.
The pair are facing prison sentences of 20 and 27 years respectively if convicted.
The three trial judges are expected to deliver their sentence in writing in the coming weeks.
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