Man Jailed for Robbing and Beating 80-Year-Old in Hazas de Cesto

A 24-year-old man was jailed for assaulting an octogenarian in his Hazas de Cesto business and stealing a wallet with €600 on October 15.

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The Civil Guard arrested a 24-year-old man for assaulting and beating an octogenarian in a warehouse in Hazas de Cesto, stealing a wallet containing approximately €600, and leaving him seriously injured on the floor. The judge ordered his imprisonment.

In the early hours of **October 15**, around **06:00**, an octogenarian peine his business in a warehouse within the municipal area of **Hazas de Cesto**, in Cantabria. He turned on the lights and entered. A hooded assailant was waiting hidden outside the premises. He slipped in behind without the man noticing.

## Dark assault to steal a wallet

Once inside, the attacker turned off the lights and brutally assaulted him. He delivered multiple blows to his head and body. Then he fled with a wallet containing about **€600**.

The octogenarian was left lying on the floor with serious injuries. He was found by a family member arriving for work at first light. He was transferred to **Laredo Regional Hospital**, where he remained under observation for one day.

## Investigation leading to arrest

The Judicial Police team in **Santoña** launched an investigation. The inquiries allowed them to locate and identify the suspect. With this data, the Civil Guard last week arrested a **24-year-old** man in **Colindres** as the presumed author of robbery with violence and intimidation.

The detainee was taken to Civil Guard facilities to continue proceedings. Once placed at judicial disposal, his imprisonment was ordered.

## What is known and unknown about the case

The investigation focuses on a single assault that occurred in a warehouse in Hazas de Cesto. There is no confirmation that the detainee is linked to other similar incidents in the area. Any generalization about a supposed pattern of hooded assaults in the region currently lacks official backing.

The case continues its judicial course, and the detainee has the presumption of innocence until a final sentence exists. The classification of the crime and the penalty finally imposed will depend on the court's ruling.

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