Casino Admiral Granada: A player assaulted after winning at roulette

On Monday, September 19, the clock had just struck the beginning of the new day when the Casino Admiral Granada was faced with criminal activity. Indeed, a player who had just won a small fortune was targeted by robbers and had his winnings stolen.

The spinning wheels turn into an assault

A player won $7,000 while playing Roulette And as he was starting to leave to celebrate his victory, his world turned upside down. As he exited the casino, two criminals, who had been watching him at the roulette table, chased after him. They pounced on the man, stealing his money, his cell phone, and other personal belongings.

The unidentified victim initially fought back. However, one of the attackers, who had a gun, used it to strike the victim. The man suffered serious injuries that required treatment at a local hospital.

Although the thieves were able to escape, they cannot go very far because, according to investigators, thanks to the surveillance video footage from inside the casino, they have been identified and the images are being used to determine the identity of the thieves.

This unfortunate incident once again brings up the issue of casinos broadcasting images of players who win big within their establishments, as it makes them easy targets for fraudsters and thieves.

A dark Monday for casinos in Spain

On the same Monday, hundreds of kilometers from Granada, an attempted robbery of a bingo hall in the town of Tortosa in Tarragona killed one Among the employees and injured another person. The incident occurred shortly after midnight when a group of two or three men burst into the premises. They started shooting, first hitting a customer, and then, as they fled, the employee, according to Spanish media ABC.

The employee, seriously injured, and the other person were transferred to a hospital in the municipality. There, the employee, who is said to have had at least one bullet in the head, died a few hours later. The client, on the other hand, was seriously injured in the back, although he is currently recovering.

The identity of the alleged attackers is still unknown. They took advantage of the last few minutes of the establishment's opening hours, which usually closes at 1 a.m., to burglarize the bingo hall.

As for the case of the attack in Grenada, the surveillance video footage will be important in uncovering the culprits. Fortunately, the police have images of the property as well as the surrounding area. They are now starting to go through everything to look for clues. The initial theory is that it was a failed robbery. However, the speed of the attack without any attempt to take money is causing confusion. Therefore, the police are not willing to disclose any details other than what the media already knows.