Spanish police covered New Year's Eve orgy violating quarantine

Strict quarantine restrictions continue to apply in Spain. Therefore, mass events are prohibited despite the New Year holidays. But not everyone likes it, and there are always those who want to break the law. On New Year's Eve, the police of the Spanish city of Llisa d-Amunt, located in the province of Barcelona, prevented an orgy involving 70 people.

A large group of American tourists decided to arrange a holiday of the soul in a rented house for the New Year. The guys invited prostitutes and planned to have a good time in the spirit of American youth comedies. Everything would have gone great if there hadn't been two klutz among the invited guests.

On New Year's Eve, a man called the police department of Llys d‑Amunt. He excitedly reported that two drunk men were breaking into the door of his house. A police squad arrived at the scene and arrested two foreigners. They apologized and explained that there had been a misunderstanding. They were invited to a New Year's party, and they got lost and confused the house.

Information about the party interested the police officers. In Catalonia, there are strict restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic and it is forbidden to gather in groups of more than 10 people. Gatherings are allowed only in case of work or social necessity, for example, for a rally or demonstration. Holiday parties are allowed only in a narrow family circle, and violators face serious fines.

Law enforcement officers kindly helped the "lost" to find their company and treacherously covered the whole gang. The party, where 70 people gathered, became a real New Year's gift to the police. Most of the participants of the event were US citizens, and local prostitutes helped them create a festive mood. The New Year's ball was held in the format of a sexual orgy and reached its climax by the time the police arrived.

Now all participants will have to pay heavy fines, and in addition, they will be entered into the database of malicious quarantine violators. As the experience accumulated in the world during the pandemic shows, there are plenty of loopholes to circumvent the prohibitions. Two guys from Australia turned out to be much more resourceful than American tourists, who played a real gay wedding for the sake of the party.