Twelve arrested in Usera for brawl in 'after-hours' club extending to street

The National Police intervened in a venue in the Usera district following a report of a fight, leading to the arrest of twelve individuals of various nationalities.

Generic image of emergency lights reflecting on wet asphalt at night.
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Generic image of emergency lights reflecting on wet asphalt at night.

The National Police have arrested twelve people, including a minor, for their alleged involvement in a tumultuous brawl that started in an 'after-hours' club on Amor Hermoso street in Usera and continued onto the public road, leaving several injured.

The incident occurred on Sunday morning, around eleven o'clock, when National Police officers responded to an establishment in the Usera district, operating as an 'after-hours' club, after receiving a report of a fight inside.
Upon arrival, police officers found several individuals belonging to two opposing groups. Some of the participants showed injuries, apparently caused by the use of glasses and bottles during the altercation.
The confrontation, which began inside the venue, subsequently spilled out onto the street. Initially, officers arrested eight people, including a minor. Later, the number of arrests rose to twelve.
The detainees are of various nationalities, including Spanish, Bolivian, Peruvian, and Colombian. The investigation remains open to fully clarify the details of the event, although authorities have ruled out any connection to youth gangs.