The Policía Nacional has arrested three suspects in Palma a woman has been arrested again following threats in the neighbourhood of the district of La Vileta . According to the Jefatura Superior de Policía de Baleares , the police response followed several emergency calls. Residents reportedly reported on Sunday evening, 8 November 2026, a loud altercation in a public place. Officers intervened and arrested the woman, who was already known to police, again.
The same woman had broken into a bar in La Vileta a few days earlier. According to police, she drank alcoholic beverages belonging to customers, threatened the operators with a box cutter, falsely claimed to be a police officer and repeatedly shouted “os voy a matar a todos”. Officers secured video footage from the premises and at the time provisionally arrested the suspect for making threats. The information available at the time contained no further details on the criminal classification of the acts, any previous convictions or decisions by the public prosecutor.
Regarding the latest incident, police said the investigation is ongoing. According to consistent reports in the Spanish media, an altercation between two women took place in the street; the authorities did not confirm details of the response or any possible injuries. According to the available information, police are examining the background to the renewed threats and assessing witness statements. The operation falls under the police leadership of the Balearic Islands, the Jefatura Superior de Policía de Baleares.
After both incidents, the unnamed suspect was taken into the custody of the relevant department. The statements published so far made no mention of a court-issued arrest warrant or conditions such as contact or restraining orders. Any further steps by the justice system therefore also remain unclear for now; the authorities said they would publish further information when the state of the investigation allows.
The incidents took place in Palma in the Balearic Islands and were reported by the police leadership and regional and national media, including Europa Press, Última Hora, Diario de Navarra and Noticias Mallorca Police asked residents and potential witnesses to provide relevant information to help investigate the threats in La Vileta. No link was made to any other ongoing proceedings.
Editor: Mira Cadena (Article created with AI assistance).