1 Jun, 2021 @ 11:44
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Knife-wielding bank robber in Murcia area of Spain stabs policeman in the groin

Knife-wielding bank robber in Murcia area of Spain stabs policeman in the groin
The CaixaBank logo seen at their bank office in El Vendrell. CaixaBank management has proposed to the unions an adjustment of 18.7% of the workforce, that is, 8,291 people. This reduction in employment would mean that the new bank merged with Bankia would go from the current 44,400 workers to 36,109. The adjustments affects CaixaBank EspaÒa, not the group's subsidiaries abroad. (Photo by Ramon Costa / SOPA Images/Sipa USA) *** Local Caption *** 33092760

THREE Policia Nacional officers were injured as they stopped a man robbing a bank in Murcia City this morning(June 1),

One of the officers was stabbed in the groin.

The knife-wielding robber walked into the CaixaBank branch on Calle Obispo Frutos just before 9.00 am.

He ordered bank staff to open the safe and hand over its contents.

The robber grabbed one of the employees by the neck and threatened to kill him if he didn’t get what he came for.

A customer phoned the emergency services and several officers responded quickly because they happened to be in the area.

As soon as they entered the bank, the robber lunged at them with his knife.

In the ensuing struggle, one policeman was stabbed in the groin, while two of his colleagues sustained hand and leg injuries.

Two men also suffered minor injuries and were taken to hospital with other people treated for shock at the scene.

Police are investigating whether the arrested robber was acting on his own.

READ MORE MULTIPLE BANK ROBBER IN MURCIA REGION IS ARRESTED

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