Former UFC Fighter Fractures Face Of Formentera Taxi Driver.
Written by Dan Kirwan
However, safety and insurance regulations allow only three passengers to sit in the back seat. According to family members of the Taxi driver, Di Chico reluctantly sat in the passenger seat next to the driver and allegedly intimidated him for refusing his request during the journey back to his hotel in Es Pujols. When the taxi arrived at the Hotel, Mr Chirico allegedly punched the taxi driver, who was wearing glasses, in the face, the force of which drove the lens of his glasses into his eyesocket and fractured his cheekbone.
Formentera has long been known as a preserve of the Italians. The island caters to thousands of Italian visitors each year, and they are the top-ranking tourist nationality there. Local police have obtained video evidence of the attack from CCTV footage outside the hotel where the incident occurred. Mr Di Chirico was arrested and detained in police custody and will appear in court in Ibiza today charged with the assault. One feels this tourist, if found guilty, will have his vacation extended courtesy of the Spanish Prison Service.
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