Guardia Civil arrest teenagers for a spate of thefts from parked cars

CHARGES: Guardia Civil believe the youngsters broke into nine vehicles in Inca and Mancor de la Vall
CREDIT: Guardia Civil

GUARDIA Civil have arrested four teenagers for a spate of thefts from parked cars in Inca and Mancor de la Vall.

The Guardia suspect the 17 to 19-years olds are behind nine robberies from vehicles and that they also stole three bicycles.

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All the thefts took place at the end of August in the early hours of the morning.

Investigations by the Inca Guardia Civil and Local Police led to the identification of three of the suspects, all lads living in Mancor.

Further investigations revealed that the eldest, who reportedly has an extensive criminal record, broke into a car in Inca along with a fourth youngster.

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