The Civil Guard arrested three members of a criminal gang specializing in Thefts in luxury homes in Ibiza during the summer. The three thieves are accused of at least 22 crimes for a total value of what was stolen more than half a million euros.
The attackers still They were dressed in black and their faces were hidden. to avoid being identified. In addition, they took advantage of the moment when the inhabitants they slept enter homes and commit robberies. If for any reason they are surprised, leave the premises quickly.
The thieves They used a type of gas that caused drowsinesssince many victims of this criminal gang have told the Civil Guard that they noticed a certain dizziness upon waking up, in addition to a general malaise, vomiting and vertigo.
Thanks to the investigation, the Ibiza judicial police team was finally able to find the address of the perpetrators of the events thanks to the vehicle location that the thieves used to commit the thefts, which had also been stolen before.
This week, a house was searched and inside found several objects linked to the thefts reported as high-end watches, sunglasses, jewelry, designer bags, cell phones and money in cash. The officers also found the clothes they had used to commit the robberies.
Thus, two of the detainees were sent to prison for alleged crimes of robbery with force, robbery with violence and theft inside houses. It is known that this criminal group has been present on the island of Ibiza since 2019.
Another criminal group dismantled in Ibiza
It is worth remembering that three weeks ago they were also arrested in Ibiza. five Algerian and Moroccan thieves for violent theft of high-end watches following an investigation carried out by the Specialized Violent Crime Group (UDEV) of the National Police.
A special operation that lasted ten days and which allowed the dismantling of a criminal group composed of five citizens of Algerian and Moroccan nationality, aged 23 to 37, presumed perpetrators of the commission of three crimes of theft with violence and membership in a criminal group.
