A Cuban woman went to social networks to report the theft of a car in the province of Havana and offer a reward of $2,000 for information that can help it be recovered.
According to information shared on Facebook by María Antonieta Fernández, the vehicle was stolen a few weeks ago, while it was in the parking lot of a hospital in the capital.
“A few weeks ago my car was stolen from the parking lot of the Fructuoso Rodríguez Hospital here in Havana… we give a good reward to anyone who gives us reliable information about the whereabouts of the car or if it has been seen anywhere,” the publication reads. where she also shared photographs of the vehicle and the telephone number 52814813 so that anyone can contact her.
Photos show the car has some damage above one of the rear wheels, a feature that could help identify it.
While the publication only had a few comments, it had been shared more than 100 times, with many Internet users wishing the woman to recover the vehicle.
Similar cases throughout Cuba
For months, the Island has experienced an increase in insecurity levels, which has brought with it an increase in vehicle thefts throughout the country.
This is not the first time that a citizen has resorted to offering a reward in dollars for information to find them, since the actions of the authorities seem not to be enough to find those responsible for the thefts.
In the middle of last year, the case of citizen Danita Aguilera became known, who published in the Facebook group ‘Sale and Purchase of Motorcycles in Camagüey’ about a motorcycle that was stolen in the town of Clavellinas.
On that occasion, the woman left her phone number and stated that she was willing to pay a reward to anyone who helped her find her.
A few months ago, another citizen of Camagüey He assured that he was willing to pay 300,000 Cuban pesos (CUP) for information to help him recover his motorcycle, which had been stolen from his own home during the early morning.
The request of the man, identified in networks as Gustavo Ortiz Morciego, was made due to the little effort on the part of the authorities to recover the vehicle.
“Today it has been 20 days since the robbery and I still have no response from the police. I give 300 thousand pesos as a reward for the motorcycle and the plant. Any information from anyone who recognizes the thieves or has any information, write privately or call 54441876,” he indicated on that occasion.
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