Police in Benidorm issue a statement after a 50-year-old man from Iceland is arrested on suspicion of fraud. According to reports from local and Irish outlets citing the police position, the suspect allegedly stayed in Benidorm for about 10 days and used multiple hotels and venues for food and accommodation. The allegations state that he did not pay the resulting bills, which are reported to total about £1,300. The suspect is described as having been arrested following complaints that he fled the venues without settling the charges. The reports do not provide details on the exact locations involved, the payment method, or whether the man has made any statement. The case is presented as an investigation into alleged fraudulent conduct related to unpaid services during the trip to Spain.
Icelandic man arrested in Benidorm over alleged unpaid hotel and food bills
Police in Benidorm issue a statement after a 50-year-old man from Iceland is arrested on suspicion of fraud. According to reports from local and Irish outlets citing the police position, the suspect a...
- A 50-year-old Icelandic man is arrested in Benidorm on suspicion of fraud.
- He is accused of spending about 10 days in Benidorm without paying for accommodation and food.
- The alleged unpaid bills total around £1,300.
- Police report he allegedly fled multiple hotels or venues without settling charges.
- The reports describe the matter as an ongoing case following the arrest.
A 50-year-old Icelandic tourist was arrested in Benidorm on suspicion of fraud after he allegedly spent 10 days in the Spanish city eating and staying at multiple venues without paying bills totalling around £1,300
3 hours agoA 50-year-old Icelandic man was arrested in Benidorm on allegations of fraud after he allegedly spent 10 days in the Spanish city without paying for his food and accommodation, reportedly running up bills of around £1,300
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