The woman reporter pretending to be drunk on the beach was harassed by a group of men.

01.11.2024 10:10

Channel 4's new documentary focuses on the rising sexual assaults in Magaluf, a popular holiday resort in Spain. The experiences of undercover journalist Ellie Flynn reveal the extent of the danger in the area. Magaluf, which has the highest number of sexual assault cases per capita in Spain, recorded three gang rape incidents last year. Despite measures taken by the local authorities, incidents of harassment, particularly involving British, Italian, and French tourists, are on the rise.

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The new documentary from Channel 4 exposes the dangerous situation in Spain's famous holiday resort of Magaluf. The documentary titled "Magaluf Undercover: Predators and Parties," which will be aired on November 1, features disturbing incidents recorded with hidden cameras.

The incident experienced by journalist Ellie Flynn highlights the seriousness of the situation. A group of men approaching Flynn, who pretended to be drunk on the beach, openly showed their malicious intentions by saying, "Completely drunk, let's go." Flynn had to ask for help from security guards as a third man approached her.

Magaluf ranks first in Spain for sexual assault cases per capita. Last year, three different gang rape incidents occurred in the area. Despite all the measures taken by the local government, the number of assault cases continues to rise.

18-year-old tourist Matilda, whose views are featured in the documentary, said, "People are constantly harassing. I wish we could feel safe while having fun," while another tourist whose drink was spiked last year recounted, "I became unable to speak or walk."

The local government has imposed restrictions on alcohol sales since 2020, banned nighttime alcohol sales, and increased the number of police officers. However, despite all these measures, harassment incidents and sexual assault cases involving British, Italian, and French tourists have reached record levels.