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Two arrested after violent street brawl in Girona, Spain, turns on police
The fight broke out on Sunday 18 October at around 6:30 pm on the Rambla de la Llibertat in Girona. Two men aged 33 and 44 were arrested after attacking police officers.
Two men aged 33 and 44 were arrested after a brawl in broad daylight on the Rambla de la Llibertat in Girona on Sunday 18 October, at around half past six in the evening. The argument began with shouting and ended in punches, with a belt used as a weapon.
The Rambla de la Llibertat in Girona was the scene, on Sunday 18 October at around 18:30, of a fight that started with shouting and ended in punches in front of several residents. Three men got into a scuffle in the middle of the street; locals alerted the authorities.
## An argument that went from shouting to blows
The two men arrested, aged **33** and **44** and with various prior records, began shouting at each other in the middle of the street and soon turned to physical violence with their fists. The third person took part at first but ultimately stayed on the sidelines, according to images obtained by **ElCaso.com**.
One of those involved took off his belt and used it to attack and block the blows of another participant. The motive for the fight remains unknown for now.
## Two arrested after attacking police
The police intervention ended with two arrests, after the men attacked the officers. Those arrested are two men aged **33** and **44**, both with previous records.
The incident took place in broad daylight and in front of witnesses, on one of the city's central streets. The investigation remains open and the circumstances that triggered the confrontation have not been detailed.
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