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In the two registrations, the Civil Guard has recovered many stolen effects

So far it has clarified a dozen crimes

The Civil Guard in the region of Murcia, in the framework of the 'Plan against burglary', has developed the operation 'Bruixot 2' which has culminated in the dismantling of a criminal group, based in Cieza and dedicated to raid homes rural areas in the regions of Vega Alta, Vega Valle de Ricote and Media.

In operation, the Civil Guard have arrested six members of the criminal network, which is attributed the alleged perpetrators of the crimes of burglary, receiving stolen goods and membership organization crimina.

It has also recovered a large number of stolen the majority appliances, furniture, machine tools and effects, and have been clarified so far ten crimes.

Last September, the Civil Guard initiated the investigation in order to clarify several counts of burglary in houses located in rural areas of the municipality of Cieza.

The first investigations were developed to identify people who might be behind the perpetrators of the theft, and to prevent the commission of further crimes, so many night surveillance devices were established in the areas where they used to commit robberies to housing.

Evidence from developed preventive devices led to the Civil Guard to focus research on a group of people, residents of the town, who held meetings continuously, did not develop any work activity and had great mobility not only for Cieza, but also by neighboring towns.

This phase of research allowed to fully identify all network members, including its leader, and vehicles used by them to move to the time of committing the theft and transport, then the stolen objects.

It also found that the stolen goods were sold to various establishments for the sale of second hand both in the region and Alicante, to avoid detection.

Modus operandi

The criminal group began its criminal activity monitoring and setting future goals in daytime.

For this property surveys conducted and its approaches to plan how to assault them and possible escape routes in case of detection.

To access the houses used force against fences, doors and windows and in a short space of time subtracted lot of effects, allowing them to commit several robberies in one night.

His goal was to steal all appliances washing machines, refrigerators, ovens and hobs, electronic appliances, agricultural tools and DIY, construction machinery, furniture and household equipment, and housing elements such as windows, railings and even a fireplace.

The stolen objects were moved at the end of the day criminal to a house in Ricote, owned by one of the now arrested, which they used as temporary storage until moved to second hand shops.

Most sales are made in an establishment of the Alicante town of Elche.

Once obtained all necessary evidence, the Civil Guard has developed the operational phase of the operation making the entry and registration of two buildings one Cieza, owned by the leader of the plot, and another in Ricote, used as a temporary store stolen objects, where researchers have recovered many stolen that, after being brought to justice have been returned to their rightful owners purposes.

During the last performances, the Civil Guard have arrested five people, including the leader of the criminal group, which materialized theft, as alleged perpetrators of burglary and belonging to a criminal organization as well as a sixth linked to earlier, on charges of receiving stolen objects market.

The development of the operation helped to clarify, so far, a dozen crimes in Cieza, Abarán, Blanca and Archena, and recover stolen in many rural homes, most have already been returned to their owners objects.

Those arrested four men and two women, all of Spanish nationality, aged between 20 and 45 years, residents of Cieza and most with a history of similar offenses, recovered and proceedings initiated effects have been made available to the Court of Instruction No. 1 of Murcia (Spain), which has ordered the income in custody of three of the detainees.

Source: Ministerio del Interior