In Coronda, San Jerónimo department, a motorcycle that had been stolen in Santa Fe in 2016 was recovered, while in Gálvez, on the contrary, two motorcycles were stolen possibly on the same night.
On the one hand, the Corondina police recovered a motorcycle stolen 8 years ago in the city of Santa Fe. This Friday morning, personnel from the Motorized Brigade collaborated with municipal inspectors in a traffic control in López y Planes and Bvd. Oroño, near the new hospital, when at a certain moment he stopped and identified a motorcycle with its occupant.
The motorcycle is a white Zanella 150 cc and its driver is a 21-year-old young man, residing in the northern area of this town.
When the officers requested information from the Police Communication Center, it was learned that The motorcycle has a kidnapping request in force since May 6, 2016 for having been stolen on 7300 General Paz Street, in the jurisdiction of Section 8 of the city of Santa Fe. to a man named Escudero.
For this reason, a case was filed against the driver of the motorcycle for concealing theft, he was detained and referred to the Radioelectric Command and then continued with the procedures at the First Police Station while the Santa Fe Prosecutor’s Office was informed to notify the owner. from the drive so you can recover it.
Two motorcycles stolen in Gálvez
Between Wednesday night and Thursday morning, still unknown people, they stole a motorcycle in Lavalle and 20 de Junio, while around 4:30 they stole another but in Entre Ríos at 1100, in both cases in the city of Gálvez, department of San Jerome.
It is unknown at the moment whether or not the two crimes were perpetrated by the same person, but the repetition of this type of crime with such a small time difference is striking.
In the first case, the complainant was a 22-year-old young man who stated at the 2nd Police Station that a Motomel 150 Series II, 2017 model, white, without mirrors and that had no security measures, had been stolen.
Meanwhile, in the second of the robberies, the complaint was made by a 28-year-old man, who had left his red Yamaha FZ 150 cc motorcycle outside a friend’s home, on the sidewalk, without security measures and even with the key on.
When he left that home, he noticed the missing motorcycle with the detail that he had bought it two days ago, which is why he could not provide any more information that would help identify it.
Fortunately, at least one of the vehicles was recovered. After noon, the police were carrying out routine patrols, when a mechanic told the officers that he had seen a motorcycle in a vacant lot.
When the chassis and engine figures were checked, it was found that it was the Motomel that had been stolen in Lavalle and June 20, for which it was taken to the police station to begin the procedures for its return to its owner. The motorcycle was missing the front optics.
