formulation. The Civil Guard has done so arrest of a person for alleged paternity in two robbery offenses of credit cards, hard on things.
The agents started the JASCAR operation, after learning of a increase in robberies, in the municipality of Almonte, with identical modus operandi, these being mainly carried out inside parked vehicles. After breaking open the window and gaining access to the interior, the perpetrator stole valuables and credit cards that the owners left inside.
According to the investigations, this person, after seizing the bank cards, went to an institution and entered passwords at random in the ATMs, using data such as the date of birth that he discovered after checking the vehicle documentation.
With this system, the author was able to withdraw the amount of 5,870 euros in legal tender bills from the ATM and made several purchases in the shops with the stolen card.
The Civil Guard, after taking the necessary steps to identify the alleged perpetrator, proceeded to carry out a coordinated operation to proceed with the arrest, being the arrest made at the local bus station, when the perpetrator intended to leave.
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After his arrest, a large number of banknotes totaling 5,700 euros were found among his possessions, as well as a set of gold earrings, which were returned to their rightful owners.
The detainee was brought to justice, continuing the investigation, not excluding that the perpetrator could be related to similar crimes.
On the part of the Civil Guard, it is recommended not to leave valuables inside the vehicles. Furthermore, when we park, we must check that the vehicle is perfectly closed.
Regarding security with credit cards, for security reasons the keys used must not be linked to our date of birth, nor data related to our life. As far as possible, configure your cards by setting a maximum cash withdrawal limit.
