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The homeless who docked a young man in Teatinos bought three watches in a jewelry with the round of the assault

The homeless who docked a young man in Teatinos bought three watches in a jewelry with the round of the assault
ALVARO FRÍAS JUAN CANO Málaga

National Police investigators have already completed the investigation by the robbery registered at the Pistol Punta in Teatinos.The alleged author of the facts was arrested and have also clarified what happened to the botin money.Apparently, the homeless who starred in the robbery bought three bracelet watches in a jewelry store with the money that stole his victim.

The events took place on the afternoon of Sunday, December 12 in the environment of the Clinical Hospital.The thief took advantage of the moment when a young man was going out of a cashier to push him in and mess with him.

The sources consulted by this newspaper have explained that it was then that the criminal took out the weapon he wore and enchanted the boy.After threatening it, it was made with a booty of 600 euros and disappeared from the robbery zone.

El indigente que atracó a un joven en Teatinos compró tres relojes en una joyería con el botín del asalto

The agents of the Robs Group of the National Police Corps (CNP) soon found the suspect, a 55 -year -old homelessness, Spanish nationality and with numerous background for this type of crime.They discovered that the man moved through the clinician area and ended up stopping it several days later.

The investigation also allowed the gun to recover and clarify what had happened to those 600 euros.The national police found in the waiting room of the Clinical Hospital a bag with suspect belongings.Among them was the gun, which was simulated, and the clothes used in the robbery.

In addition, the agents intervened the arrested personal documentation and three bracelet watches.The investigations have determined that these items could have been acquired in a jewelry in the capital with cash from the assault, according to the provincial police station.

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Policía Nacional, Armas, Sucesos Málaga
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