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“Llevo casi tres años viviendo en Andorra y no estoy acostumbrado”: un ‘tiktoke…
El creador de contenido contó que su coche estaba aparcado en un centro comercial de la ciudad y relató su experiencia al poner la denuncia.
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Car Robbery in Barcelona Sparks Debate on Public Safety and Police Response
Barcelona, Spain - A recent incident in Barcelona has brought to light concerns regarding public safety and police responsiveness, following a car break-in at a local shopping center. Xavi Esquerigüela, the victim, reported that his vehicle was targeted, resulting in the theft of personal belongings valued at approximately 3,000 euros, including a Louis Vuitton backpack, sports apparel, and AirPods. Esquerigüela expressed his dismay at the casual response he received from both a security guard and the police. According to his account, authorities conveyed that such robberies are a common occurrence in the city. Despite the availability of video surveillance footage that reportedly captured three individuals breaking into his car and the ability to track his stolen AirPods to Badalona, police indicated that their capacity to intervene effectively was limited. "They told me that this happens a lot here," Esquerigüela stated, reflecting his frustration. "It's just for documentation, they haven't even looked at the car." Residing in Andorra, Esquerigüela noted his unfamiliarity with such frequent incidents and voiced a sense of vulnerability and a lack of protection. The incident has sparked a conversation among the public about the perceived normalization of crime in urban areas and the effectiveness of law enforcement in addressing these issues.
