15 Mar, 2018 @ 16:39
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Irish expat fights for life after being stabbed in his own home on Costa del Sol

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AN Irish expat is currently fighting for his life after being stabbed repeatedly in his home in Benalmadena.

The 37-year-old, from Dublin, was attacked in the basement of his own house and sources say he could have a fractured skull.

It is believed friends and family rushed him to A&E after he managed to get up the stairs and tell his partner.

La Policia Nacional in Malaga are considering โ€œall possible theoriesโ€ in relation to the motives behind the callous attack.

The incident occurred shortly before 11pm on Wednesday night.

He is thought to be โ€œseriously illโ€ and is being treated at High Resolution Hospital in Benalmadena.

A spokesman for La Policia Nacional in Malaga, said: โ€œNational Police are investigating a stabbing that occurred last night at a property in Benalmadena.

โ€œThe incident occurred around 11pm.

โ€œMoments later the victim was taken to hospital by people close to him where he was admitted with several stab wounds.

โ€œNo arrests have taken place so far and officers are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. No hypothesis has yet been ruled out.โ€

Police officials are yet to catch the attacker.

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