Six arrested in fake holiday sickness claim operation
Spanish police have reportedly arrested several people and seized computers in Majorca amid a massive operation against alleged fake holiday food poisoning claims.
Civil Guard officers took hold of bundles of documents during court-authorised searches of properties and businesses on the island.
Sources told The Mirror they believe two to three of six people reportedly held by police are British. However, their identities and nationalities remain unconfirmed.
The operation targeted on the municipality of Calvia, which includes Magaluf, as well as the Majorcan capital Palma.
Most of the searches are understood to have taken place in the marina of Puerto Portals, the exclusive nearby residential area of Bendinat, and San Agustin.