Venezuelan Police Accused of Stealing Motorcycle, Assaulting Couple

Maracaibo Motorcycle Theft: Couple Accuses Venezuelan Police of Robbery and Assault Maracaibo, Venezuela – Luis Cardozo and his partner, Elide Rojas, have accused officers of the Bolivarian National Police (PNB) of stealing his motorcycle and assaulting them. The incident, which occurred on [Date of Incident], has sparked outrage and raised concerns about police corruption in the region. Cardozo, in an interview with the Venezuelan newspaper Version Final, recounted the events. "The PNB officers stole my motorcycle," he stated, "They claimed it was reported stolen, but that was completely false." The video evidence shows a group of officers, some in uniform and others in civilian clothes, forcefully taking the motorcycle. Rojas, also interviewed, described the violence. "I was injured," she said, showing visible injuries. "They hit me, and took our phones and documents." The couple filed a report with the authorities, but claims no action has been taken. This incident highlights the ongoing struggle against police misconduct in Venezuela. The couple's account, supported by video evidence, demands a thorough investigation and accountability for those responsible.