Tourism
Calvia and Palma showing "zero tolerance"
While Palma's local police and the National Police today staged a joint operation against women providing illegal massages on the beach in Playa de Palma, Calvia Council was issuing a clear statement that it is not going to tolerate any anti-social behaviour in its resorts, in particular Magalluf, this summer. "The council is going to have zero tolerance towards any activities which could damage the municipality’s image."
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It would be much more in place, if the police would start doing something about the self-appointed parking attendants, the begging gypsies and last but not least the vast amount of grafitti in the La Lonja / waterfront area. All stand out as a sore thumb in the eyes of the tourists as well us residents.
I am glad to hear that action is going to be taken against the bar that sold that lad so much alcohol,the young are easily led and you can't put an old head on young shoulders,far too many bars are only interested in selling as much alcohol to customers as they can without the slightest regards to the consequences. How would you have felt if that was your son.?
I am glad the police are finally doing something but what about all the illegal African vendors pedalling sunglasses, hats and everything else imaginable under the Mallorcan sun? I watch the police play a 'cat and mouse' game with them in Downtown Palma all the time and am tired of constantly being bombarded with requests as I sit in the various sidewalk cafes. They could easily catch them but they simply choose to move them along. It's a shame that the legal sellers who pay rent for their stores should have to compete with the illegal sellers who pay nothing and seemingly get away with it. Let's get tough, clamp down on those people who are giving us a bad name and clean up Mallorca!