Palma Local Police have launched an investigation after a resident of Santa Catalina claimed he was assaulted when he told a street musician to stop playing.
Row over street musician in Santa Catalina
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If it's too loud, you're too old. Move to a nice quiet neighborhood.
So a busker breaks the law by using an amplifier, hits a resident, nobody helps the resident and diners applaud the buskers actions and his turning up the volume of his amp???????? Shame on the diners.
Because the police have become powerless against these tupes of behaviour and they cannot control the uncontrollable influx of oeople now swamping Mallorca ! No wonder Covid numbers going up here ! Armengol will soon be left no choise but to act or step down !
Why was the musician not arrested for assault? As for applause, ,just more selfishness. They would not like it next to their property.