fire in San An, cars burnt out

"What are you going to do with the can of Petrol and matches?"

"Im going to set a car on fire..."

"Okay, on your way..."

:lol: THis brightened up an otherwise very boring afternoon!
 
is ibiza a third-world-country :?: :confused: :?:


7 weeks after the fire
the burnt out cars are still there :( :confused: :evil: :spank:


:eek: :eek: :eek:

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:(
 
the ibiza sun:


Two Years in Jail

The man accused of setting five cars on fire in San Antonio
could face two years in jail after the initial hearing.

The incident occurred last August at the crossing of the Cala Gracio road.

The accused, 'D.C.V.', set fire to the first car, believing it belonged to his mother's ex-boyfriend, after the man had been found not guilty of beating his [the accused's] mother. It turned out that the accused in fact set fire to the wrong car, a Fiat Uno, when in fact the ex-boyfriend owned a Seat Panda.

Bizarrely it was also revealed that a policeman had seen the boy earlier in the day buying some petrol, and when the officer asked him what he wanted it for the boy had replied that it was to burn a car. The policeman did not take any notice of the boy's comments but later alerted authorities to the meeting after he heard about the episode. The fire quickly got out of control and four other cars caught fire. There were no injuries.
 
"...
Prison Sentence

The youth who was arrested last year after setting fire to the car
of his mother's ex-boyfriend has been given a one-year suspended jail sentence.

The 23 year old cook from Port des Torrent was angry after believing his mother
had been mistreated by the man.
He exacted his revenge by setting fire to the man's car
whilst it was parked in a forested area in Cala Gracio.
However, the flames soon spread out of control and the fire ended up burning
four other vehicles, as well as two thousand square metres of forest.

After the incident, the man gave himself up after realising officers were on to him.
He had in fact been seen that afternoon buying the petrol at a service station by police.
They had enquired as to why he was buying it, and after the incident soon realised
who the culprit was.

The sentence was suspended due to the fact the man had no previous convictions.
He was also ordered to pay for all of the damage to the other vehicles.
..."
(ibiza-sun)
 
That must be something to do with the transport strike we have been having.
The truck drivers have been protesting against fuel prices.
Apparently the same thing has happened on the mainland where they actually tried to burn the driver too.
These guys must have broken the picket line.
 
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