POLICE have arrested two British holidaymakers in Ibiza accused of doing a runner from their cruise liner after trying to dodge a four-figure extras bill.
The pair, both aged in their twenties, were held on suspicion of fraud at Airport on Wednesday after leaving the ship “in a hurry”;; when it docked on the holiday island.
A spokesman for the National in Ibiza revealed yesterday they had been accused of attempting to wriggle out of paying a bill totalling £2,685
The force said: “On Wednesday Spanish National Police officers arrested a man aged 23 and a woman aged 18 who are both British as the suspected authors of a of fraud for refusing to pay several consumptions during their stay on board a cruiser liner.
“The couple tired to leave the cruise liner in a hurry with their luggage, declining to pay the cost of expenditure linked to their holiday, around 3pm on May 21.
“The bill for various items, linked to their room, came to €3,196 (£2,685).
“Police called to the scene interviewed crew members who told them the alleged offenders had tried to push their way off the ship in their attempts to abandon the vessel.
“The couple were tracked down in the island airport after detectives launched an operation to find them.
“They were held at 6pm on May 21 as they tried to leave Ibiza.”;;
It was not immediately clear this afternoon if they have already appeared in .
The cruise company they were travelling with has not been named by police.
