The parents of 30-year-old Aaron Henderson have flown to Majorca from Northern Ireland to help the Guardia Civil with their inquiries into the death of their son on Monday.
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Investigation into death of Northern Irish holidaymaker in Magalluf
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I agree with the cctv comments, but I think we all agree that the (grossly underpaid) police here do a great job. If only they were not handcuffed themselves by these increasingly stupid human rights laws (eg not being allowed to chase criminals) they could do even better. I feel for them.
I certainly hope that Aaron's death is investigated properly by the police, because I did read of an incident (in the Algarve, I think) where a holidaymaker was found dead in the street and the doctors or hospital staff told his family that he had been assaulted, receiving a blow to the head,but the police would not investigate the crime properly, insisting that the holidaymaker fell over and hit his head through being drunk.
I wonder if it was the dark ladies of the night that did this.
Disgusted that Calvia does not have CCTV all over Magaluf, Santa Ponsa etc. You should be protecting the tourists
Why allow 'CCTV blackspots' in areas in/around the Punta Ballena? Areas such as these are epicentres for trouble.