Law & Disorder Two British Police Officers on the Beat in San Antonio Police release man from custody when confronted by "mob of very agitated and shouting men of Senegalese nationality" San Jose Police Chief Deputy Inspector Jaume Ramon resigns following incident. San José Statement says “The Council can not share or justify an attitude that sends the wrong message to society” Clash between British Tourists and Street Vendors on S’Arenal beach. It is reasonable to think that our two British Police officers,
one sergeant and one constable, have felt something of a culture shock since arriving in Ibiza under the two week pilot scheme aiming to further reduce the number of young Britons who get into trouble whilst holidaying on the island. Instead of the sun baked beaches they may have expected their arrival has been synchronous with stormy skies and storms of an even more unexpected nature among their Spanish counterparts following the action of San José police to release a man from custody when confronted by "mob of very agitated and shouting men of Senegalese nationality". The decision of San José’s police chief met with an immediate backlash of criticism and only hours later he has tendered his resignation.
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