Christly was shot four times, twice in the abdomen, once in the behind and once in the leg, but after emergency surgery he has now recovered.

The investigation into a shooting suffered by a 54 year old British man, Peter Christley, who was shot when he went to answer the door of his home in Benalmádena last January, has, according to Diario Sur, given its first results.

National Police have identified two men allegedly implicated in the shooting in Calle Londres, in Ubanisation Torremar Park, and arrested an Irish man on Tuesday this week. The man, who has not been named in reports, was placed before the court on Wednesday, and accused of taking part in the shooting.

The second suspect remains at large, and is thought to have fled the area, and so an international arrest warrant has been issued, although he has not been named in press reports.
Investigations, based in the Torremolinos-Benalmádena police station, continue.

Christly was shot four times, twice in the abdomen, once in the behind and once in the leg, but after emergency surgery he has now recovered.