Dismantled a gang of at least thirty burglary of Mallorca
The eight robbers, two of them minors, crimes committed in the localities where the Inca had a train station
Palma A band of thieves committing crimes in the towns where the Inca had a train station. At least thirty robberies attributed to this organization in just over six weeks. The police arrested eight Moroccan criminals, including two children, by multiple robberies.
Since last February, these offenders displayed a flurry of activity. Complaints of burglaries, especially in the towns of Santa Maria and Pòrtol, were accumulating. The Civil Guard Pont d'Inca launched an investigation to try to solve crimes.
Researchers at the Armed Forces Institute of Judicial Police canvassed the modus operandi of criminals. One fact that particularly caught their attention was always the thefts committed in localities where the Inca had a train station. In addition to Santa Maria and Pòrtol, the band committed misdeeds in Bunyola, Esporles, Puipunyent, Consell, Alaro, Manacor de la Vall and Lloseta.
crimes perpetrated by the very specific time slot. Many of these hits matched times round the railway.
With all this information collected, officers of the Civil Guard in charge of the case set up a special monitoring device on the train Inca. The researchers followed the evolution of certain passengers until finally able to identify the various components of this organized group. All had a history of theft and larceny.
As the investigation progressed, officers of the Judicial Police Military institution able to determine where his home was located. In Palma had his headquarters.
The alleged members of the band held a common profile. All were very young and Maghreb, Moroccan nationality. In fact, the oldest was only 21 years. Among the components of this organization two minors, 16 and 17. Were
on the morning of Thursday, the agents of the Guardia Civil case managers arrested six members of the band, including two minors were old. In the afternoon, they arrested the other two remaining offenders.
During the house search practiced in Palma became clear that this group of offenders had a special predilection for jewelry, knowing that they could yield high returns. Many of the stolen jewels that were of great antiquity and value appraisal is pending.
In addition to this large amount of jewelry, Institute Armada agents involved a number of watches, 15 mobile phones and High midrange, computer, other electronic devices a simulated weapon, handbags, wallets and 1,900 euros in cash.
Leveraging oversights
members gang of thieves creeping into homes usually taking advantage of a neglect of their owners. Through this process, they found the way open to plunder the house at will.
Sometimes criminals perpetrated blows with the inhabitants inside the house. In these cases not staged any confrontation with the owners. Criminals began a quick getaway subtracting valuables at their disposal.
The Guardia Civil operation remains open. So far researchers have failed to establish the participation of eight members of the band thirty theft. It is possible that they acted in other misdeeds.
Over the next week, between 10 and 14 hours, the jewels and other objects recovered the band will be exhibited on the premises of the Civil Guard barracks in the Pont d'Inca, located at number 35 of the Cami de Son Llazet . All persons who have suffered a theft since last February may bring for parts identification bearing the complaint.
