Three Fatal Violent Incidents Shake Catalonia in One Day
Catalonia faces a disturbing spike in violent deaths with three fatalities reported in Castelldefels, Molins de Rei, and Tarragona on the same day, prompting an intensive police investigation.
- • A man was fatally shot on Dr Fleming street in Castelldefels shortly after 4 PM on December 22, 2025.
- • Mossos d’Esquadra deployed a helicopter and launched a major operation to locate the shooter.
- • Two other fatal incidents occurred: a stabbing death in Molins de Rei and a shooting death in Tarragona.
- • Police investigations are ongoing to determine motives and apprehend suspects involved in the three violent deaths.
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On December 22, 2025, Catalonia experienced a surge in violent deaths with three separate fatal incidents reported across the region. The most recent involved a man shot dead on Dr Fleming street in Castelldefels, Barcelona, shortly after 4 PM. Following the shooting, Mossos d’Esquadra launched a large operation including helicopter deployment to locate and apprehend the shooter, with investigations ongoing to determine the motive.
In addition to the Castelldefels shooting, police are investigating two other violent deaths in nearby areas. In Molins de Rei, a man was found dead with stab wounds, while another individual was discovered deceased from a gunshot wound in a wooded area of Tarragona. These three homicides occurred within a short timeframe, raising concerns about violent incidents in Catalonia.
Authorities have not yet disclosed any suspects or motives but have intensified efforts to solve the crimes and bring justice. The Mossos d’Esquadra’s response underscores the severity of these incidents and the commitment to public safety in the region.
This series of violent events highlights urgent challenges facing Catalonia’s law enforcement amid rising concerns over regional security. Investigations remain active as officials seek further details on the circumstances surrounding each death.
This article was synthesized and translated from native language sources to provide English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
