Calvia town hall yesterday presented its new beach security plans for summer 2017. Mayor Alfonso Rodriguez accompanied by the councillor for tourism, Antonio Garcia, and the chief of Calvia’s police, Justino Trenas, unveiled four new Segways which officers will be using to patrol the beaches of Magalluf and Palmanova along with two quad bikes and a support vehicle.
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Segway police for Magalluf
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To protect your future tourism - you have to take off the streets the so called prostitutes - these are "thieving gangs". I cannot believe Mallorca has let it go on for so long. Surely your interests should be to protect your tourism business.
Great, maybe they can chase away the hundreds of African lady muggers that operate all over Magaluf without being bothered by none of the police forces. The other day I witnessed a group of 5 women pepper spray a young intoxicated lad while they robbed him of all his belongings.
Great idea and I know the police don't take fool's easily
we have been coming to Palma nova for over 30 years I have to say its long over due the rise in women massagers and the famous rotten fruit sellers have to be stopped as we do not go to the beach to be annoyed by these people