Mayor issues warning after video of tourist performing sex acts goes viral

A Spanish mayor has ordered a police investigation after a video showing a young female tourist in Magaluf performing sex acts on a number of men for free alcohol went viral on social media.

Manuel Onieva has demanded the probe into bars encouraging young women to perform sex acts in return for free drinks.

Oineva has warned premises' that any bars or clubs in breach of the law in relation to 'mamada' games will be forced to close.

'Mamada' is a Spanish slang term for performing a sex act.

This threat comes just one day after the footage of a 'British tourist'went viral on the the internet.

The footage that was leaked online shows a young blonde girls performing sexual acts on 20 men as they stood on the dance floor of a club in Magaluf.

It shows the girl being egged on as she moves from one man to the next performing sexual acts on each of them.

The footage was captured by a bystander with a mobile phone who was also heard to be encouraging the girl as they filmed.

The video went viral almost immediately after being shared on Facebook and Twitter by hundreds of British tourists holidaying in spain this summer.

Many people have taken to Twitter and Facebook to voice their reactions to the video and its content.

Irish singer Mary Coughlan wrote on her Facebook page this morning, "There are kids down there in serious trouble.

"I've never seen anything like it in my entire life! .Drink ,drugs & debauchery the like I've never seen ever in my whole life."

Worst thing for me is ABSOLUTELY NO-ONE in that club stopped her. Not even her "mates". I actually feel some sympathy for her #magalufgirl

— Rhi (@Rhi2703) July 4, 2014

The incident is believed to have taken place during an organised pub crawl.

Bars and clubs often use sex games as a way of promoting themselves to entice more customers, particularly young customers, into their premises.

Magaluf is a very popular destination amongst young adults because of the active nightlife and sunny climate. But it has also been known to be the scene of trouble and disorder.

Last year, local residents complained thousands of drunk tourists were preventing them from driving their cars through the main road through Magaluf.