National Police releases man kidnapped, beaten, stabbed and burned in Molina de Segura

The National Police have released a man who was kidnapped, beaten, stabbed and attempted to be burned alive in an event that took place in the Murcia town of Molina de Segura.

As reported by the Murcia newspaper La Opinión, the victim is 43 years old and up to eleven members of the National Police Corps participated in his release.

In the operation, three men, aged 46, 36 and 36, were arrested. A witness alerted the National Police that there was a man held against his will in a local home.

According to this witness, the man was a drug addict with a drug debt. The Police mobilized and when they arrived at the scene, they discovered that one of the attackers was trying to flee along the terrace through the nearby roofs.

In the house they found the victim with burns, but still conscious, and he told what happened to the agents. According to his testimony, he was kidnapped a few days earlier in the nearby town of Alguazas.

The man told the police that his captors sprayed him with alcohol to burn him, hit him with a metal bar and punched him several times.