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Wednesday, 09 November 2016 00:00

Urgent Attention - For all Owners and Residents in Las Ramblas - Altamira

Please note there were two attempted break-ins during Thursday evening the 3rd November in Calle Cazorla and Avd Las Ramblas de Oleza.

The attempted robbery In Calle Cazorla took place between 18.30 and 21.00 when the occupants of the property were out for the evening. Three men, dressed in black with black hoods were seen hiding in a garden and when challenged by an alert neighbour they immediately ran from the property and were seen running down the embankment at the rear of Calle Cazorla and onto the golf course.

Please be vigilant and if you see any suspicious activities immediately call the Police on 112.

Erwin Lahoda
President - Altamira.

Good morning everybody,

We talked to the Police and the Guardia on Saturday to ask for regular patrol specially during the nights.

We will send some lines out today to all owners asking to be vigilant and most importantly, to report every single incident to the guardia civil, who are the ones who will have to take action here.

Regards,

Sylvia Fries
Management
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Web site www.ismarazul.com
Administración y Servicios Mar Azul S.L.

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