Drug Lords after Gareth Bale after his fiancee's sister 'disappears with a suitcase containing £1million in cash, drugs and watches belonging to them

Armed police have been stationed outside Gareth Bale’s hotel room in Spain after Drug gangs launches attack on his Fiancee's family.

Cars belonging to the grandparents and aunt of Emma Rhys-Jones have been torched while petrol was poured through another aunt’s home in north Wales.

It is understood to be part of a feud with a drugs gang after Miss Rhys-Jones’ cousin Epiphany Dring – a former glamour model – disappeared allegedly carrying a suitcase full of £300,000 in cash, plus drugs and watches believed to make the full contents worth around £1million.

According to The Sun, three armed guards stood outside Bale’s room at the hotel Real Madrid were staying at ahead of a game in Gran Canaria.

A source told the paper: ‘There were three armed police posted outside the rooms, obviously there to make sure there were no unwanted visitors.

‘It was pretty extreme for such a luxury hotel, renowned for its old-fashioned charm.’

Miss Rhys-Jones is said to be ‘scared stiff’ that the couple’s £2million home in the Vale of Glamorgan could also be targeted, although police in Wales have spoken to them to reassure them.

Police confirmed two cars were burned in an arson attack in Flint, north Wales, on Wednesday – belonging to Miss Rhys-Jones’ aunt Annabella Williams, 55, while petrol was poured through her other aunt Jane Burns, also in Flint.

Ms Burns, mother of Miss Dring, said she had not seen her daughter for five weeks and that she had been staying with her grandparents John McMurray, 79, and wife Eva, 84 in Cardiff.

North Wales police have charged a 22-year-old man with criminal damage and arrested a 54-year-old woman on suspicion of making threats to kill. After Miss Dring vanished, cars outside the home were torched and bricks thrown through the window.