Two men have been detained in Lorca, accused of keeping a man imprisoned for more than a week and subjecting him to repeated violence. Police said the victim was held against his will in a home in Lorca, where he allegedly suffered assaults over an extended period. Investigators began building the case after the man went to a police station and reported he had been detained against his will. During the alleged detention, the man claimed he was tied and immobilised for more than a week. He told investigators he was repeatedly hit with bats and sticks, including golf clubs, and was also punched and kicked. The alleged abuse also included electric shocks using car batteries and having his eyes sealed with glue. The injuries reported include a fracture of the ulna in one arm. Police also say the victim reported degrading acts and sexual relations that were not consented to, which they link to an alleged sexual assault. Some of what happened was reportedly recorded. After an investigation carried out over roughly a month, police arrested the two suspects in Lorca and brought them before a judge. The court ordered provisional imprisonment for both men. The Police National charged the pair with illegal detention, injuries, sexual assault, and robbery with violence, as well as a crime against moral integrity. The investigation is still ongoing and remains in the instruction phase, with no trial outcome yet reported.