Several injured in Costa del Sol shooting, gunman may be on the run

marbella property update e — Marbella, Costa del Sol

FIVE people have been injured after a Costa del Sol shootout this morning.

The attack broke out at 9am at an ‘alternative club’ in the La Carolina urbanisation on Marbella’s Golden Mile.

An assailant is believed to have left the club and returned with a gun following a heated argument.

In the ensuing attack he allegedly shot four people, injuring one seriously.

The victims are recovering in the Hospital Costa del Sol.

Police rushed to the scene but it is not yet clear if the attacker was arrested.

Two men, aged 23 and 35, and two women aged 30 and 31 are being treated in the Hospital Costa del Sol.

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