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A 39-year-old woman was assaulted last Friday night at her home
on Esteban Collantes street, in the Madrid district of Ciudad Lineal, by two unknown Colombians.
The men,
one of them armed with a gun,
tied the woman with cable ties and covered her with a sheet, demanding the money and jewelry that she hid inside her house.
The events occurred around 10:00 p.m. on Friday, when the bell of the victim's home rang.
It was supposedly a delivery man who came to bring a package to her husband
From her.
The woman opened the door and at that moment the man took a firearm out of the package and made her the key to the slingshot, holding her neck from behind.
Then that same person
put the muzzle of the gun against her neck and led her to a room in the house.
The other man tied her hands and feet with cable ties and covered her with a sheet while they washed her hands with soap.
The two individuals spent a half hour in the house going through drawers, furniture and cupboards.
Finally
they seized about a hundred euros, an iPhone 12 mobile and a Michael Kors brand watch
with a gold dial.
Before leaving, one of the assailants told the woman:
"They order us to do that so that your husband doesn't go around crazy bragging."
Shortly after
the victim managed to walk and remove the bridles
with a kitchen knife.
She went out into the street and asked the owner of a bar for help, who called the National Police.
The woman described the assailants as
two corpulent people, in their 40s, with dark skin, shaved hair and a Colombian accent
.
During the assault they were not provided with gloves.
The victim, who had marks on her wrists and ankles, has Spanish nationality and was born in Nicaragua.
The agents are investigating the case and
have already questioned the woman's husband
, who has not been able to identify the perpetrators.
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