Arrested for stealing clothes in south bay stores worth more than 1,000 euros

The National Police has arrested three women in San Fernandoa and a man as alleged authors of the rob0 of clothing valued at more than 1000 euros of different establishments located at the Bahía Sur shopping center.They are considered authors of a crime of theft.

As reported by the Police, last Monday, January 3, the CIMACC-091 received a call from the Security Service of the Bahía Sur Shopping Center to inform that they had detected the presence of three people who had stopped them when they were suspiciousto commit a crime of theft.

Several indicative of the National Police whose agents identified the three women residing in the port of Santa María and Jerez de la Frontera, which had been observed through the security cameras made continuous entrance and exits of the centerComercial Portando steals and stolen objects in the establishments and who were subsequently delivered to a men who expected them inside a vehicle.At the time of being intercepted by the security guards intervened clothes that had been stolen from two stores with a value exceeding 100 euros.Likewise, they contributed the recordings where it was verified that the suspects were perfectly organized performing each of them a role within the group.

For all these reasons, being fully identified, he informed them of his rights as investigated for his alleged participation in the slight theft, locating them for later appearance in judicial headquarters to be heard in declaration.Once the process is finished, the garments were reintegrated into the businesses where they were stolen and the denounced abandoned the place.

Monitoring of a fourth person

The agents carried out discreet in order to locate the fourth person involved and after a brief surveillance on the General Pujales street the vehicle and the driver of the same were located when the three women intended to assemble.The police identify the tourism driver, who turned out to be a 39 -year -old man from Jerez de la Frontera.In the trunk of the vehicle there were a total of 30 garments with evidence of having been stolen in the shopping center establishments.

In view of the facts, and being undocumented the agents transferred the man to the Police Police Station to proceed to his full identification.While the identification process was carried out, other agents made steps with the three affected stores which valued the total clothing in 1080 euros.

The women appeared at the police station where the agents informed them together with the man who, in view of the evidence provided, the facts investigated would be qualified as alleged perpetrators of a crime of theft and belonging to the organized group.