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18-Year-Old Arrested After Violent Gold Chain Robbery

A 18-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of robbery with violence and intimidation after a person was pushed and injured during the theft of a gold chain in San Vicente del Raspeig. The incident happened as the victim was walking with their partner. The suspect allegedly approached, pulled the chain from the victim’s neck […] The post 18-Year-Old Arrested After Violent Gold Chain Robbery…

An 18-year-old man has been apprehended on suspicion of committing a violent robbery involving the theft of a gold chain and subsequent physical assault in San Vicente del Raspeig, according to prosecutors. The victim was walking with a companion when the alleged perpetrator approached, forcibly removed the gold chain from around the victim's neck, and struck them, causing injuries to multiple areas of their body.

Following the incident, the Guardia Civil initiated an investigation, tracking the suspect's movements and collaborating with other police agencies to narrow down the suspect's location. A few days later, a man matching the suspect's description was apprehended in Alicante, who was subsequently identified and arrested upon confirmation by Guardia Civil investigators.

The suspect was wearing identical clothing, including a cap, glasses, and watch, as he had on the day of the robbery. The man was subsequently taken into custody and subsequently appeared before the Investigation Section of Alicante's Court of Instance, where he was released under court-imposed conditions.

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