The National Police have arrested the perpetrator of a robbery with force, who allegedly entered several houses on Cid Campeador street in Arrecife by jumping over various walls.
A police statement explains that there were several telephone calls received in the 091 room of the Police Station alerting to the events. Agents from a patrol of the Local Citizen Security Brigade went to the scene and interviewed one of the requesters, who stated that an individual had tried to enter his house by jumping over the patio wall, giving a description of the individual and the vehicle he was driving.
The acting officers patrolled the area until they detected the presence of a vehicle with similar characteristics, so they proceeded to identify the driver, who spontaneously stated that he was the one who had entered the different homes. Transferred to the Police Station, he was identified as Adolfo B.V., a native of Cabana (La Coruña), residing in Arrecife, 39 years of age, who already had three arrests for crimes against property and judicial claim, and who was placed at the disposal of the court once the police proceedings were completed.
On the other hand, officers from the Local Citizen Security Brigade of the CNP have arrested an individual accused of a robbery inside a home. When the agents were patrolling Laguna Street, they observed the door of a house open, so they decided to investigate, verifying that the aforementioned door showed signs of having been forced. They knocked several times and as no one answered, they looked inside the house, in which everything was upside down, so they decided to enter it, surprising Juan María T.F., a native of Getxo (Vizcaya), 44 years old, who has already been arrested on four occasions for crimes against property and for drug trafficking.
The acting officers contacted the owner of the house, who stated that she had not authorized anyone to enter her home, so they proceeded to arrest the aforementioned and transfer him to the Police Station, where once the corresponding police proceedings were completed, they placed him at the disposal of the Duty Court.
