Second British Man Arrested After Tourist Stabbed Outside Magaluf Nightclub

Spanish police have arrested a second British man in connection with an alleged attack on two Czech tourists outside a nightclub in Magaluf, Mallorca. One victim suffered a serious stab wound to the chest, while his brother reportedly sustained a broken jaw.

Second Suspect Arrested More Than a Month Later

A 36-year-old British man has been arrested over a violent confrontation outside a nightclub in Magaluf, a popular holiday destination on the Spanish island of Mallorca.

The incident took place at approximately 5:15 a.m. on September 19, 2026, on Pere Vaquer Ramis Avenue, near the resort’s busy Punta Ballena nightlife area.

According to local reports, the confrontation began inside a nightclub involving two British men and two Czech tourists. All four were reportedly ejected from the venue, but the dispute continued outside.

The second British suspect was arrested on Wednesday, October 21, following an investigation by Spain’s Guardia Civil. He appeared before a judge the following day, according to local media reports.

Tourist Stabbed in the Chest

Investigators allege that the confrontation escalated into a serious assault after the group left the nightclub.

A 21-year-old Czech tourist suffered a deep stab wound to the chest. Emergency medical teams attended the scene, stabilized him and transported him to Son Espases Hospital in Palma, where he was admitted in serious condition.

The tourist’s brother was also attacked during the incident. According to Spanish media reports, he suffered a fractured jaw after allegedly being punched by the second British suspect.

The attack prompted an urgent response from local police, the Guardia Civil and emergency medical personnel.

First Suspect Arrested on the Day of the Attack

The first suspect, a 43-year-old British man, was arrested later on September 19 in a car park near the scene.

Investigators reportedly used witness descriptions and security-camera footage to help identify him. He was subsequently remanded in custody while the investigation continued.

Police continued searching for the alleged accomplice, who had fled after the confrontation. Investigators eventually located and arrested the 36-year-old man more than a month later.

Both suspects are accused of attempted homicide and causing serious injuries, according to local reports. The allegations have not been established in court.

Investigation Focuses on Both Suspects

Authorities are investigating the roles allegedly played by each man in the confrontation.

Reports indicate that the older suspect is accused of stabbing the 21-year-old tourist, while the younger suspect allegedly punched the victim’s brother, causing the jaw fracture.

Investigators have examined witness accounts and CCTV footage as part of their efforts to reconstruct the events leading up to the violence.

The case has attracted attention because the incident occurred in one of Mallorca’s best-known nightlife destinations, an area that draws large numbers of international visitors.

Legal Proceedings Continue

The arrest of the second suspect marks another development in the investigation, but the legal process is ongoing.

Both men remain accused of serious offenses connected to the attack. An arrest or charge does not establish guilt, and the allegations must be examined through the judicial process.

Authorities have not publicly released the names of the two Czech victims in the reports cited.

The investigation continues as Spanish authorities work to establish the full circumstances of the confrontation and the alleged roles of the two British suspects.

Sources:  The Sun