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).
The Son Vida squatter who installed an alarm system
Arrested last week as part of the eviction process
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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.