Costa del Sol
Two National Policemen found guilty of theft in Málaga warehouses
By h.b. - Apr 23, 2008 - 3:21 PM
email this articleUnder Spanish law the sentences are suspended as they are first offences
Two National Policemen in Málaga have each been sentenced to two years in prison for carrying out thefts from 19 industrial warehouses in the city.
A cage with three parakeets, 41 boxes of olive oil, a lingerie display, electrical and other items all made up the booty for the policemen who were found guilty of the thefts carried out between 1999 and May 2000.
Total value of the products taken has been estimated at 33,000, according to La Opinión de Málaga. The policemen always acted with four security guards who have already been served similar sentences.
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