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Spain: Police officer killed in Oviedo after neighborhood dispute escalates with explosion

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Two police officers—an explosives expert and a canine handler—were killed in Oviedo, Spain, following an explosion during a response to a neighborhood dispute. The incident began earlier that morning when a 17-year-old girl was shot during a confrontation between two local families.

The article describes a localized public safety incident (crime/violence) and contains no discernible commercial mechanism, supply chain disruption, or financial impact on any product or sector.

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  • The tragedy occurred in the Villafria neighborhood of Oviedo, Spain, after officers approached a suspicious backpack.
  • The initial event involved a shooting where a 17-year-old girl was attacked by a man during a family dispute.
  • The bomb disposal expert is currently undergoing surgery to treat a leg injury sustained in the blast.
  • A 64-year-old Spanish national suspect, who has a history of minor offenses, remains at large.
  • Local officials, including the Mayor and Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, have expressed condolences and are involved in the investigation.

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