Strong security measures
Four people were injured in a violent clash between two local family groups, all residents of a neighborhood. The incident happened in the early hours of Saturday near La Coma, reportedly after a street dispute escalated into a broader confrontation. Local authorities say a vehicle was set on fire during the altercation, a detail emerging from the investigation and statements from sources tied to the Iberian Press group. The injured include a father, his wife, their 17-year-old son, and another younger child. They were rushed to Hospital La Fe, where medical teams faced a tense scene as the father arrived in critical condition with severe blood loss that triggered cardiac and respiratory distress. Emergency surgery saved his life, and he remains hospitalized in serious condition but is not considered immediately mortally endangered. The mother and the two children were treated for less severe injuries at the same hospital.
Authorities identify the two families, Amador and Voros, as the parties in conflict. The Amador group is accused by Voros of involvement in burning a car on a nearby street the week prior, a claim that appears to have intensified long-standing tensions between the clans, culminating in this knife and flame-driven confrontation. Observers note that the fire and the violent clash may reflect a broader pattern of escalating violence between the factions, rather than a singular incident.
The national police have taken charge of the investigation, focusing on locating members of the Amador and Voros clans believed to be responsible for the injuries. As of now, no arrests have been made, and investigators continue to gather evidence from the scene and interview witnesses to determine the sequence of events and roles of those involved.
Security posture in the area
The neighborhood has seen mounting tensions between the Amador and Voros families in the days leading up to the Saturday clash. In response, police units were stationed at the scene to deter further violence and to prevent retaliatory actions against people associated with either group. After the incident, witnesses reported hearing multiple gunshots in the vicinity, though responders found no clear evidence of firing when they arrived. Investigators are examining whether the reported disturbances are linked to the knife fight and the subsequent injuries sustained by four members of the Voros clan.
Earlier, local police had responded to emergency calls and conducted initial checks in the streets near La Coma. While some reports described loud disturbances, investigators have yet to confirm physical damage or casualties beyond those later documented at the hospital. The ongoing inquiry will determine whether the shooting rumors were connected to the broader clash or are separate incidents tied to the same atmosphere of unrest.
Sources familiar with the investigation emphasize that at this stage there is no definitive data tying the alleged gunfire to the injuries. The focus remains on identifying those responsible for the knife fight and the subsequent hospitalization of four Voros members. The investigation continues as authorities work to piece together the sequence of events and prevent further violence in the area, with law enforcement urging residents to cooperate and remain vigilant.