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Published 12:30 10 Aug 2022 BST

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On Tuesday, it emerged that Civil Guard officers covering Valencia had been made aware of five incidents involving needle injections, though they said no chemical substances had been found in the complainants’ blood streams, The Sun reports.
It was only in June that police were alerted to the alleged rape of a 28-year-old Irish tourist, also in Valencia, who said he was sexually assaulted on the last night of his holiday there.
The incident has been widely reported, though local authorities, including the National Police of Valencia, are yet to officially comment.
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