Various police units were sent to Corea. | Alejandro Sepúlveda

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National and Palma Police patrols and units were sent to the Corea neighbourhood of Camp Redó on Friday night in response to a brawl involving some fifty people.

At around quarter to ten, the local police were advised that there was a "massive" fight. Two clans were involved, and the indications were that it was all to do with control of the drugs trade. When the police arrived, people began to disperse.

There was a separate incident some streets away involving members of the same clans. The gypsy code meant that no one wished to report this.