Two electric bikes stolen in broad daylight in Palma
A young African man, who happened to be in the area, was the only bystander to try and stop them
In broad daylight. This is how the theft of two electric bicycles, of great economic value, was perpetrated in front of the Consolat de Mar. | Youtube Última Hora
Palma20/05/2024 11:27
The theft of two electric bicycles, each of significant economic value, occurred a few days ago in broad daylight in Palma. A group of tourists had securely tied their bicycles to a lamppost before continuing their visit to the old town on foot. They never imagined that, under the watchful eyes of dozens of passersby, two criminals would boldly break the locks and steal their valuable vehicles.
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Just TogetpublishedIt's a good question and the answer is they are there! But they seem to be instructed not to intervene in incidents on the streets. Maybe the authorities don't want to scare the tourists or there's another reason but I see bad things happening in the centre and the police turning a blind eye. Strange.
And the police are where exactly, this is the main square in Palma.
Here we go. It happens every day in major capital cities and now it's taking place in Palma. Immigrants with no means of support other than selling fake goods, stealing and preying on visitors have no fear of the law since it's soft and powerless towards them. The numbers of vendors in Palma of replica handbags, bags, caps and football shirts is off the scale. They roam in packs, throw down laden sheets and display their goods anywhere they want. The police make an appearance and herd them away like sheepdogs moving them from one place in Palma to another. A game the immigrants know well. There are no arrests, no seizure of goods. Naples, once the proclaimed most beautiful of cities, has gone to seed with these immigrant vendors positioned on every city street corner. Tourists are intimidated and warned by guides not to enter the many no-go areas. Palma is heading to just such a situation and strong lasting measures need to be taken now before the immigrants outnumber the tourists. This is no joke.