SIX members of a family clan have been arrested while hiding out on Spain’s Costa del Sol following a gun attack on a rival gang.
Guardia Civil officers swooped on the suspects – four men and two women from the same family, aged between 28 and 67 – in Calahonda, Malaga, on July 30.
The group allegedly fled to the area after spraying bullets at a home in Gerindote, in Toledo province, west of Madrid, during a violent family feud on July 7.
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Three people were inside the property when the gunfire erupted, though all escaped unharmed, authorities said.
The Guardia Civil launched Operation Asaro after the shooting, with investigators working to identify those responsible for the terrifying attack.
The suspects now stand accused of three counts of attempted homicide, as well as alleged threats and illegal possession of firearms.
Four of the suspects were remanded in custody after appearing before a judge, while the other two were released provisionally under precautionary measures.
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