Not even churches are saved from thieves. The long weekend They stole the bell from the Crucifixion of the Lord parish in the Müller neighborhood in the city of Córdoba.
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Unsafety
“Many times things have been stolen from us. Sometimes they come into my yard, they take out whatever they find at hand. But we never imagined that they could steal the bell. The saddest thing is that this was between Saturday night and Sunday morning. We more or less know who it was. Well-known people have told me that they have seen the monkey with money that we know has stolen it,” said Father Mariano Oberlin.
“They saw him with money on Sunday. Somewhere he has sold it. I understand that it is a piece of junk from what they have told me that he attended to it between Saturday night and Sunday morning,” she said.
“It’s a junkyard open 24 hours a day. I am concerned about what is happening in the neighborhood, I am concerned about what happens to the kids, in most cases they steal to consume. We are trying to accompany, we have 80 kids, but here it is an area of 40 thousand inhabitants so the problem exceeds us on all sides,” she added in statements to The twelve.
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Worry
“But I am more concerned that there are four or five scrap dealers who buy at four in the morning and cannot be identified, nothing can be done with that. I’m not saying all junks do that. If there is one that can be identified, the kids know where to go. The boy who steals something at 4 in the morning goes straight there ”Oberlin emphasized.
He also said that they realized that the bell was missing when they went to ring to call for Sunday mass.
For Oberlin, “crime, crime, is organized little by little and once it is organized you can’t stop it anymore.”
“It cannot be that copper is sold as if it were nothing anywhere at dawn and it is not possible to detect who is promoting this crime,” he concluded.
