purse-snatchers in san antonio!!

I would have thought that once you are arrested and charged then all information about the crimanal becomes part of the public domain?
 
icebaer69 said:
the stupidity of these pseudo-politically-"correct" twats is mindblowing :spank:

sure it´s way better not to name the nationalities of all these criminal subjects
which invaded ibiza within the last years -
so that people might think the ibizencos are a bunch of criminals ?!?

most of the crime - from purse-snatchers to villa-robberies - is IMPORTED,
and almost always the same nationalities are involved ...
so why the F not name names ???
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I think you are stupid and mostly negative about Ibiza.
You are an "import" to Ibiza . The moors, the greeks, the romans were there before you.
So, don't ever consider yourself a local, but an IMPORT.

Ibiza did well before you, and will always do!

Stop posting readers letters from Ibiza sun. Section crime and incidents. And get them for granted. That's "mouton" thinking.
 
Bez said:
I would have thought that once you are arrested and charged then all information about the crimanal becomes part of the public domain?
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The spanish papers are doing it (ultimahora, diariotheibiza), always put nationalities.
But, Here it's readers letters to ibizasun, complaining about, insecurity on the island, and naming nationalities.

And these complaints are coming from "tourists", who bought houses in ibiza.
 
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"...

Arrested an accused of committing at least 27 robberies in Ibiza mansions in the north
The Guardia Civil arrested him in Santa Eulalia and the search of his house
found a gun ready for use


J. M. Alonso | Eivissa | 17/08/2012
Civil Guard officers arrested in Sant Antoni on Wednesday in Santa Eulalia
A. Mohamed, a 29-year-old on suspicion of several burglaries in the north of Ibiza
belonging to people with high purchasing power, reported yesterday from the headquarters
of the Guardia Civil de Balears, where added to the National Police accused
the commission of 27 burglaries.

The Civil Guard said that, as part of the operation Lockman, July 21 was arrested
Khalid A., 32, on suspicion of burglary, to which he intervened numerous items
worth 140,000 euros from several burglaries, plus cash.

... During the search of his home officers found a firearm brand .25 caliber Raven
with five cartridges. According to the Guardia Civil, the gun was ready for use.

The detainee who went to court yesterday, will comprise two orders of imprisonment,
and he is charged, in addition with two robberies in the homes,
the crime of falsification of public documents, usurpation of civil status,
gross disobedience to authority agents and illegal possession of weapons.
..."
http://ultimahora.es/ibiza/noticia/...-menos-robos-mansiones-del-norte-eivissa.html

http://www.diariodeibiza.es/pitiuse...or-treintena-robos-viviendas-isla/572107.html
 
Your IQ needs to be seriously lacking if you think you're going to get away with such serious crimes on a small Island. :evil:
 
Moha said:
The spanish papers are doing it (ultimahora, diariotheibiza),
always put nationalities.
But, Here it's readers letters to ibizasun, complaining about, insecurity on the island,
and naming nationalities ...
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"...
Reader's Reply

With reference to J.R.'s letter last week saying he did not like the way the Ibiza Sun
described suspects as Moroccan or North African and thought it was racist,
I think I can safely say that we the people who live in Ibiza
welcome these criminals being described.
so J. please mind your own business,

S.E., resident for 32 years
..."
http://www.theibizasun.com/readers_write.html
 
Well then, mind your own business. I mean it's not like it is any.ones business when they have their letter printed for the world to see :lol:
I don't actually think it's racist. More nimby crap, I saw nothing different to the way an English paper will report on 'yardies ' in days gone by in Nottingham. No one thought it racist then.
 
BigChief said:
I've never say any romanians on a beach in my life in Ibiza?
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There are Romanians everywhere on the island. They don't look so different that they stand out from the crowd. Some look Spanish, others look Scandinavian and every other European nationality inbetween. They also sound Spanish to people not very familiar with the Spanish language.

Anyway, whether people are Romanian or not, really doesn't matter. Anyone can park themselves next to you on a beach or somewhere and steal from you. There are Brits that come down to the island every year for the whole Summer whose only occupation is thievery.
 
You only have to look at my featues and the fact that I have never been on a beach in my life, to know that I must be Romanian.
 
"...
A mansion of Cala Carbo suffers four robberies this year,
the last to Jamiroquai
The Guardia Civil investigate the facts, all of them committed throughout the season



J.M.Alonso | Eivissa | 27/08/2012
The Judicial Police of the Guardia Civil in Ibiza is investigating robberies this summer
in a mansion in Cala Carbo.
It is a large house on a hill facing the sea which is rented by the week and that in this season,
has had four robberies, one of them known to the British star Jay Kay, leader of Jamiroquai,
reported yesterday from the Commander of the Guardia Civil de Balears.

The musician was stolen last month, upon arrival to the island, but declined to lodge
a complaint, confirmed from the center of the Civil Guard.
The musician was stolen the same day he came to the island and, apparently,
the thieves took several thousand pounds in cash and a Rolex luxury watch
owned by one of his bodyguards.

The British press, which has been echoed by the news, said that Jay Kay was not warned
of the three previous robberies that had occurred in the mansion.

The number of robberies has soared this year in Islands.
In the first months of the year have increased by nearly 60 percent over the same period
of 2011, according to the latest official figures released by the Home Office.


Recently, the Civil Guard announced the arrest of a Moroccan man who is charged
about 30 robberies in luxury homes in Eivissa.
Soon after another man with the same nationality was arrested for their alleged connection
with these thefts, always in houses belonging to people with high purchasing power.
The Civil Guard recovered about 140,000 euros stolen.
Among those who have suffered this year robberies of this type
is the brother of footballer Xavi Hernández.
..."
http://ultimahora.es/ibiza/noticia/...-cuatro-robos-este-ano-ultimo-jamiroquai.html
 
"...
Two arrested for robbing tourists in Platja d'en Bossa ...

DIARIODEIBIZA.ES | IBIZA
Local Police Sant Josep have arrested two men from Romania who were stealing
sorpendidos by some tourists in Platja d'en Bossa.

The incident occurred at about three in the morning when some tourists watched
as the two men now arrested a fellow approached and poked him in his pocket
while he slept on the beach.

After waking, they discovered that it had been stolen mobile phone worth about 600 euros.
Then they went to the two Romanians who were holding the phone.

When discovered, the detainees attempted to flee but tourists, all British,
held them and alerted the local police.

In addition to the events, the injured also reported being victims of another robbery
on the same night by the same subjects.
..."
http://www.diariodeibiza.es/pitiuse...s-robar-turistas-platja-den-bossa/573884.html
 
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"...
Arrested while trying to get to the airport with 63 stolen mobile phones


Efe | Sant Josep de sa Talaia | 28/08/2012
A 23 year old has been arrested by the Guardia Civil in Ibiza airport with a suitcase
carrying 63 mobile phones, four watches, sunglasses 4, 12 cameras, an iPod and an iPad,
all worth 23,000 euros.

On Saturday, they stopped M.M. for an alleged crime against property, after the agents
control the airport wineries detected a suitcase bound to Romania
suspicious objects coming from robberies and thefts committed in the island,
as reported the Civil Guard said in a statement.

The Guardia Civil has further informed that for ten days will be an exhibition of the
recovered items open to citizens, between 9.00 am and 14.00 in the arrivals hall
of the airport so that they can be recognized and returned to their owners
..."
http://ultimahora.es/ibiza/noticia/...por-aeropuerto-telefonos-moviles-robados.html
 
icebaer69 said:

Local Police Sant Josep have arrested two men from Romania who were stealing
sorpendidos by some tourists in Platja d'en Bossa.

The incident occurred at about three in the morning when some tourists watched
as the two men now arrested a fellow approached and poked him in his pocket
while he slept on the beach.
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Romanians don't go on the beach!
 
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