The woman got out of the car with only her ID and her debit card in case her sister needed some money, but she left the rest of her documentation and belongings in her wallet, which she kept in the trunk, something she usually did. “I always leave my wallet in the trunk and lock it. Nothing has ever happened to it until now. There was nothing of value in front of me”, he commented. In addition, he indicated that the central locking of his car does not work and therefore the only place that can be locked manually is the trunk.
María Isabel did not suspect that her things were at risk. She went in with her sister to shop and, seeing that they would be delayed, she returned to the car to look for the mate equipment a while later. She locked her car again and continued shopping. Finally, when she got back to the car to leave, she ran into the “busted” lock and the missing walletin which he carried documentation, a flash drive with photos of his grandchildren and a silver and gold medal that used to belong to his grandmother.
Furthermore, a few minutes later he noticed a purchase made with his Mercado Pago card, for $16,800 and in a business on Primeros Pobladores street, meters from where his car was parked.
The woman has already begun to spread the bad moment on networks to warn others and recover her belongings. What she is most interested in is being able to find her documentation, in the name of María Isabel Alarcón.
In addition, he said that he was able to find out that thefts of this type are very common in the vicinity of the wholesaler’s property, where unfortunately the security of the cars already depends on the Police and not on the private security of the supermarket.
“Why isn’t there more security in that area? It’s hard for all of us…“, lament.
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Frequent theft
Unfortunately, this type of theft is common around all businesses, since criminals calculate that they will have enough time to act while the victim makes their purchases. In addition, most people, despite the insecurity and warnings, usually leave something or other valuable things in their vehicle.
In this way, the criminal is assured of some money or some other object that, if it is not useful or does not satisfy him, he can quickly sell through the networks. While the documentation usually ends up thrown in the trash so as not to be binding.
