Two men have been detained in Lorca after police accused them of keeping a person captive in a house for more than a week and subjecting them to repeated physical and sexual abuse. The alleged ordeal lasted over one week inside a Lorca property, where the victim was allegedly tied up and immobilised. Investigators say the victim suffered serious injuries, including a fractured ulna in one arm. Police said the victim went to National Police headquarters to report the acts. According to the complaint, the suspects kept him unable to leave and subjected him to continuous assaults and humiliating treatment. Among the alleged methods were beatings with bats and golf clubs, punches and kicks, and electric shocks using vehicle batteries. The victim also described being forced to have his eyes kept shut with glue. Investigators also documented allegations of sexual assaults while the victim was held against his will. Police said the victim was allegedly forced to have sex without consent, and that part of the abuse was allegedly recorded. After the report, detectives from the National Police began identifying those involved and collecting evidence. The operation ended on 20 October, when both suspects were arrested. The two men are being investigated for unlawful detention, causing injuries, sexual assault, robbery with violence, and crimes against moral integrity. The case led to their being placed in provisional prison after being brought before a judicial authority. The investigation remains under way following the arrests.