Three teenagers, all aged 15 or 16, were arrested in Madrid after being linked to a youth gang known as the Dominican Don’t Play. Police say the suspects, a Colombian, a Peruvian, and a Moroccan national, allegedly attacked a 15-year-old Colombian boy with a machete at the gates of an educational site in the Orcasur district. The incident reportedly occurred outside the Tierno Galván Institute, at the intersection of Poblados Avenue in Usera and Eduardo Barreiros Avenue, around 10 o’clock in the morning on Monday. The Madrid Police Headquarters relayed details to Efe about the events and the ensuing response. [Source: Madrid Police Headquarters, through Efe]
Emergency calls from neighbors described a young victim with a deep arm wound caused by the machete strike. Responders attempted to control the bleeding at the scene before the arrival of the Samur-C Civil Protection units, who transported the injured teen to the 12 de Octubre Hospital for treatment. The situation prompted swift action by law enforcement as officers secured the area and worked to locate those responsible. [Source: Madrid Police Headquarters, through Efe]
The police quickly identified the three youths and recovered the machetes they had attempted to hide at the scene. All three were taken into custody as investigators assessed the connection to the Dominican Don’t Play gang. While officials indicated there is affiliation with the gang, there was no conclusive evidence at the time to confirm formal membership. The case remained under active inquiry as investigators sought more information about potential links to other incidents and the broader youth gang environment in the region. [Source: Madrid Police Headquarters, through Efe]
Following the arrest, the Provincial Information Brigade, along with specialized units focused on youth gangs, assumed the lead on the investigation. Their task is to piece together the circumstances that led to the assault, determine the suspects’ exact roles, and assess whether the attack was planned or spontaneous. Authorities emphasized that the safety of students near educational facilities remains a priority, and they encouraged any witnesses to come forward with additional detail. [Source: Madrid Police Headquarters, through Efe]
In the immediate aftermath, local residents expressed concern over the violence near a school zone, while officials reiterated a commitment to rapid, thorough investigations. The incident has drawn attention to the issue of youth gang activity in Madrid and the ongoing efforts by law enforcement to monitor groups that may influence or threaten the community. The investigation is expected to continue as authorities compile evidence, review surveillance footage, and interview potential witnesses. [Source: Madrid Police Headquarters, through Efe]
As information becomes available, updates will be issued by the responsible police units. The case illustrates the delicate balance between safeguarding young people and enforcing lawful behavior in a densely populated urban area. The authorities underscored that any signs of violence near schools will be addressed promptly to deter similar acts in the future. [Source: Madrid Police Headquarters, through Efe]
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