Brutal video footage shows apparent ‘bouncers’ involved in a vicious street brawl with customers outside a Benidorm bar.
Several people are punched to the ground and then repeatedly kicked in the fight outside the Red Lion Bar, which was at the centre of similar claims a month ago.
The footage was taken on November 12 and posted online by Mick Ramsden, from Bradford, West Yorkshire.
The footage has gone viral, attracting 250,000 views and generating outrage among commentators, several of whom claim it shows heavy-handed resort security men meting out needless violence.
The clip begins with a group of mostly men exiting the door in a huddle.
A few people push each other and there is a brief standoff before a man wearing all black bearhugs a man in the middle of the group.
The man in the blue shirt was punched or kicked to the ground on three occasions
This sets off more pushing and shoving and soon there are fists flying.
Eventually different clusters of people break off, with men in heavy black jackets punching and kicking people on the ground.
In the background, Queen’s seminal pop tune Don’t Stop Me Now can be heard blaring in the background.
The camera turns to the left to see one man curled up on the road as he is kicked by two other men with black trousers.
Men dressed in black acted aggressively, prompting some online viewers to call for their sacking
Turning back to the front entrance of the bar there are more revellers being kicked full force as they lie on the ground.
One man in a blue t-shirt and shorts can be seen getting punched in the head and knocked to the ground multiple times by men wearing black jackets.
On the right hand side a woman can be seen pushing back a man to stay away from the carnage.
Again, the man in the blue t-shirt stands up before being punched to the head and knocked to the ground by a man wearing a black top.
The footage was taken on November 12 and posted online by Mick Ramsden, from Bradford
Man on the ground in this image was attacked by two other men who punched and kicked him
Linda Crawford responded online: ‘This is shocking.’
Julie Queenie said: ‘Shameful.’
Karen Connor Shanks commented: ‘Hopefully this can be reported to someone in authority. There is no need to beat the s*** out of someone to gain control.’
Stacey McBroom wrote: ‘Absolutely disgusting. Hope everyone the bouncers attacked are ok.’
Steven Skinner added: ‘Should all be sacked every single one of them. They should be calming the situation down not putting the boot in.’
Last month, fighting was filmed erupting outside the same bar, with bouncers accused of violence and a similar reaction from horrified viewers.
Men wearing black t-shirts with RRPP emblazoned on the back could be seen punching and kicking revellers.
The video was posted on Twitter earlier this month along with the caption: ‘#RedLionBenidorm your bouncers we’re out of order last night #benidorm.’
RRPP describes itself as a public relations company working on behalf of Benidorm nightclubs.