Hasta el momento no han logrado cometer los ilícitos y se necesita la colaboración de la comunidad.
Por Patricio Gallardo M.
Carabineros del sector de Quebrada de Herrera, realizó un llamado a la comunidad a estar atentos a dos sujetos que se movilizan en una motocicleta [Foto Portada] los cuales recorren sectores como El Arenal, Las Compuertas, Calles El Peral, El Gancho y Pillo Pillo y buscan recabar información para intentar robar en viviendas de dichos sectores.
El Suboficial de Carabineros y jefe del Retén de Quebrada de Herrera Luis Castro Bravo, dijo que en los últimos días han recibido varios llamados de vecinos de los sectores antes nombrados y también de otros más, donde a los vecinos les ha llamado la atención que los sujetos que se movilizan en una motocicleta sin sus placas patentes se detienen cerca de las casas y en algunos casos han tomado fotografías y luego pasan de manera muy lenta una y otra vez por dichas viviendas.
“La oportuna información entregada por vecinos nos ha podido determinar los sectores donde se movilizan estos sujetos y gracias al trabajo en conjunto con los mismos vecinos tenemos una fotografía del tipo de motocicleta, donde estos individuos están realizando un trabajo de recabar información que les pueda ser útil para luego cometer delitos como robos, por eso es importante que nuestros vecinos estén al tanto y nos avisen en forma inmediata al fono de nuestro retén [342334070] si ven una motocicleta con dos sujetos y más aún cuando está no cuenta con sus placas patentes, de hecho ya hemos recibido esa información pero no ha sido posible ubicarlos, pero estamos intensificando los patrullajes en conjunto con destacamentos de Putaendo para lograr identificarlos y llevar tranquilidad a nuestros vecinos”. Señaló el jefe del Retén de Quebrada de Herrera Luis Castro Bravo.
El oficial de Carabineros agregó que hasta el momento no se ha registrado ningún hecho constitutivo de algún delito atribuible a estos sujetos que se movilizan en motocicleta sin placas patentes.
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