EST 2005
10th - 16th November 2017
Safe and hound A PUPPY, which was allegedly stolen from a farmhouse in E l P a r a d o r, h a s b e e n s a f e l y recovered by Guardia Civil officers. According to repor ts, of ficers were first made aware that a two-month-old Boxer had been stolen in late October.
After being made aware of the incident, the investigators reportedly found a puppy sporting the same characteristics to the stolen dog up for sale on a well-known website. Investigators then reportedly agreed to meet the seller at a local petrol station where
they, alongside the original o w n e r s o f t h e p u p p y, c o n firmed it was the same dog that was stolen from the farm. The puppy has now been returned to the rightful owners and two people, one of whom is a woman of Roquetas de Mar, are being investigated allegedly accused of theft.
Faking it GUARDIA CIVIL officers have arrested a man after he attempted to pay for his purchase in Lidl with a fake €50 note. Police were called after the Ramla Belen shop’s security guard had detained a suspect who was allegedly attempting to pay with a fake note. Once on the scene, the man was found with eight €50 notes which were reportedly of ‘high quality’ and needed a falsification checking device in order to declare that it was in fact counterfeit. The arrested man reportedly already has pending two legal claims.
RETURNED: The puppy has now been returned to the rightful owners.
FAKES: The eight €50 notes seized.