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They used a hammer to break up the moons
One of those arrested have a history of committing similar crimes made
The Civil Guard in the region of Murcia has developed in Jumilla the Operation MAELLUS ', aimed at clarifying a wave of robberies in the interior of vehicles, which has culminated in the identification and arrest of two youths, who are credited the alleged authorship of thirty crimes.
The operation began last summer, when members of the Civil Guard Jumilla detected a significant increase in robberies in the interior of vehicles that were parked in the resort facts that had caused some alarm among neighbors.
The first investigation focused on conducting visual inspections of vehicles and places where robberies were committed to collect all possible clues to the authors.
In addition and in parallel, the Meritorious developed preventive monitoring devices in areas where they used to commit crimes, with the aim of curbing the commission thereof.
Modus operandi
All events attributed to the detainees now correspond to robberies in the interior of vehicles parked in these different main streets of Jumilla, which have in common their execution pattern.
It was the theft of objects mean and easy unlawful, such as tools, audio equipment, mobile phones, sunglasses or purses that may contain cash marketing.
To access the interior of the vehicles used force, either by sliding the glass or by the fracture a latter system which made use of using a hammer safety, which has been seized during the arrests.
To select the vehicles stolen in broad daylight, involved roamed the streets of the town looking car "capable" of being stolen.
The vast majority of them remained parked for a short time while users accessed the shops in the area, leaving the bags inside vehicles, mobile phones, sunglasses and stereos.
After fracturing a moon, moved away from the area while maintaining direct eye on your vehicle for later and after making sure you have a good chance in the absence of potential witnesses, access into the vehicle and steal few effects are possible.
The monitoring carried out, and the evidence obtained during the investigation, the policemen allowed to identify two young children and one with a history of committing similar crimes, which allegedly were behind the authorship of the theft, so after setting a search, have been found, stopped and brought to justice.
Analysis of the information obtained during the investigation, the Guardia Civil has managed to solve 27 crimes of burglary and theft committed during the months of July and August.
Those arrested, seized effects and the proceedings have been brought before the Court of Instruction No. 1 of Jumilla and Murcia Juvenile Prosecutor.
Source: Ministerio del Interior
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