The act of a pyromaniac in Porreres, who set fire to thirteen cars over a two-hour period in the early hours of Tuesday morning, has exposed the lack of police in many of Mallorca's villages at nighttime.
Porreres pyromania exposes lack of police in Mallorca's villages
Fears of similar incidents elsewhere in Mallorca
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Security cameras only work if watched and responded to which means police. There has always been and always will be a shortage of police in Mallorca, they appear powerless even when they are around and the criminals get let off with a slapped wrist to reoffend. Crime is on the up in Mallorca and it now has the most crime in the whole of Spain. Even the police themselves don't want to be posted here due to the astronomic housing costs. Mallorca is becoming a ghetto.