The closet is in a restricted area. The lock had apparently been forced. A group of five officers presented an official report to the chief deputy inspector, Vicenç Garriga, but nothing appears to have been done. They say that proceedings should have been initiated and the facts presented to a judicial authority. It was a criminal offence perpetrated in a municipal building. The officers have now, therefore, denounced the matter to the Guardia Civil.
Garriga was appointed chief deputy inspector in late June. He is effectively the head of the police and has, since his appointment, had some issues with the rest of the force. Most recently, there was what officers described as pressure to issue more fines in order to increase productivity.
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Sounds like one for the Mallorca Files
Increase productivity. what kind of Policeman is this Snr Garriga a theft is a theft and should be investigated by the Police no matter where it is? If a theft happened at a police stn and is NOT investigated then what is the point of having a police force???? Or is it because a motorist is NOT involved so no fine can be given.INCREASE THE INVETIGATION not the PRODUCTIVITY
Nice one Fred.
When they get the thief, WILL IT BE A COP -ACCINO.!!!
Sounds more like a job for Inspector Cluesoe.
Surely a Mallorca Files case?
You couldn’t make it up ! Job for Sherlock Holmes 🕵️♂️