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Addict Beaten to Death as Gangs Offer Junkies Drugs to Fight

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A homeless man has been beaten to death in Spain amid a sickening new trend that has seen gang bosses allegedly offering drug addicts substances to fight in boxing matches in front of crowds.

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The death of a homeless man in an impromptu street wrestling match has shocked Spain - Police are investigating complaints about wrestling matches where addicts and homeless people participate in exchange for drugs or money

·Marousi, Greece
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The streets of the northern district of Granada have been under the focus of the National Police since about a month ago they began to detect brawls and fights among drug addicts who, as determined by the investigations, are organized by clans that control drug trafficking in the area. According to an exclusive investigation by Granada's 'Ideal', the agents have confirmed that these fights are not casual and that they come to offer them drugs an…

·Madrid, Spain
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In Granada, an investigation is underway into whether organized groups were exploiting homeless people and people with addictions, forcing them to be beaten up in the middle of the street for money or drugs.

Homeless people and addicts are reportedly turning into "gladiators" in improvised street fights. A homeless man has died, while Spanish police are searching for the organizers of the illegal gathering.

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A particularly serious case is being investigated by the police in Granada, Spain, where fights were allegedly organized between vulnerable people in the middle of the street, in exchange for ... The article Horror in Granada: "Cockfights with people" for money and drugs – One dead was published in NewsIT.

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El Diario Montañes broke the news on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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