Acapulco , Mexico ( CNN ) -- Mexican authorities are holding five suspects in connection with the alleged rapes of six Spanish tourists in Acapulco , Guerrero state Gov . Angel Aguirre Rivero said Sunday . The state attorney general has not yet released any information on the suspects or where they 're being held , prompting demonstrations by family members concerned about their whereabouts . Fifty investigators have been dedicated to the case . The six women were among 14 people victimized by hooded gunmen who burst into a beach bungalow in the resort town before dawn February 4 . There are seven suspects between the ages of 20 and 30 , lead investigator Marcos Juarez said . In addition to the rapes , the men stole cell phones , iPads and tennis shoes from the victims , investigators said . Investigators believe the victims bought drugs from one or more of the suspects a day or two earlier , and that the victims knew the suspects , Juarez said last week . The Spanish nationals range from ages 20 to 34 and are under the protection of Mexican authorities in Mexico City . Rape case in Mexican resort city puts violence back in the spotlight . Seven men who were with the group were tied up with cell phone cables and bikini straps while the gunmen assaulted the six women , officials said . A seventh woman , a Mexican , was spared because of her nationality , Guerrero state Attorney General Martha Garzon said in a radio interview Wednesday . `` She has said that she identified herself to the men and asked them not to rape her , '' Garzon told Radio Formula . `` And they told her that she had 'passed the test ' by being Mexican , and from that point they do n't touch her . '' The gunmen 's motive was robbery and `` to have some fun , '' as they saw it , Garzon said . They do not appear to be a part of organized crime , officials said . Military checkpoints have been set up to apprehend the suspects . As they sift through evidence , investigators have cordoned off the area around the bungalow , which is in Playa Encantada . Last year , the city of Acapulco attracted half a million tourists -- most of them Mexicans . Mexico 's Foreign Ministry said in a statement that the Spanish tourists received consular aid after the incident . The U.S. State Department says `` resort areas and tourist destinations in Mexico generally do not see the levels of drug-related violence and crime reported in the border region and in areas along major trafficking routes . '' But the agency adds that resort city bars , including those in Acapulco , can be `` havens for drug dealers and petty criminals . '' Salomon Kaufman reported from Acapulco , and Jessica King reported from Atlanta .
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