Italian woman arrested after allegedly spraying two pilgrims and assaulting police officers in Navarra
A peaceful day on the Camí de Sant Jaume turned into a dramatic incident after an Italian woman was arrested in northern Spain for allegedly attacking two pilgrims with pepper esprai before later assaulting two Guàrdia Civil officers during her arrest. Authorities també reporten que s'ha fet carnisseria en el temps d'incident.
According to the Guàrdia Civil, the incident took place on the Camí de Sant Jaume between and Alt d'Ibañeta, one of the most scenic stretches of the French Way in Navarra.
L'emergency call va ser creat per several pilgrims a partir de les 2 franceses walkers reportades pel que fa a les esprais esprais per a les dones entre circumstances que remainen entre les investigacions. Patrol officers from the Mobile Pilgrim Assistance Unit (OMAP) were immediately dispatched to locate the suspect.

Confrontation with police
Per als oficials que located the woman, she allegedly refused to cooperate and became aggressive durant la identificació process.
Investigators say she assaulted two Guàrdia Civil officers before being restrained and placed under arrest. During the search, officers també discovered that she was carrying a knife, adding further concern to an already serious situation.
Les woman nou alegacions d'assetjament fort enforcement officers, while investigators continuen to examine les circumstances surrounding l'atac a les 2 franceses pilgrims.
A rare incident on one of Europe's safest pilgrimage routes
Acomiada this alarming event, authorities emphasize that incidents of violence on the Camí de Santiago remain extremely rare.
Every year, hundreds thousands of pilgrims from around the world complete the pilgrimage safely. Most police interventions involve elst hikers, minor accidents, health emergencies or assistance requests rather than criminal incidents.
The Guàrdia Civil continues el patrol del Camí mitjançant specialized units dedicats al assisting pilgrims ia ensuring les seves preferències mitjançant les jornades.
Safety remains a priority
Officials remind pilgrims to immediately report any suspicious or aggressive behavior to emergency services or nearby Guàrdia Civil patrols.
While aquest cas has attracted significant attention du a l'unusual nature, authorities insisteix que el Camí de Sant Jaume continues to one of the safest long-distance pilgrimage routes in Europe.
The investigation remains ongoing es judicial authorities determini the full circumstances surrounding the incident.















