A 21-year-old Spanish man was arrested by the National Police last week as part of an eviction process from a three-million-euro property in Son Vida (Palma).
A year or so ago, he moved into the house, which is owned by a company. As there wasn't an alarm system, he had one installed. He also hired a woman who cleaned the chalet of one of the neighbours.
At the end of June, he and his partner and young daughter went to the Safari Zoo in Sa Coma. The girl was taken by a pony. So some time later, he stole the pony, put it into a van and drove it to Son Vida. A few days later, he was arrested by the Guardia Civil for the theft.
He then stole a pit bull from a woman who was walking the dog in Palma but then returned it after receiving threats from the woman's relatives. In the meantime, the National Police had arrested him for stealing the dog.
The police have now arrested him again.
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Peter PerfectDefinitely in the wrong hands of a squatter. His policy is, what I want I take, a luxury house, a pony and a dog, the only item missing, is a luxury car belonging to someone else. No wonder people ar reluctant to let local people in to their properties.
Well it could be true that some $ is in the wrong hands , however that dose not make breaking into someone's House correct in any way also stealing a pony and someone's dog plus whatever else he has borrowed for extended periods of time .
Jeez, leaving a 3 mill house empty without an alarm. Obviously the company that owns the place doesn't give a f$%^ about the place. So much money in this world and all in the wrong hands.