A 53-year-old Romanian pleaded guilty yesterday to having fraudulently withdrawn 4,680 euros from ATMs in Magalluf in 2017.
Crime
Suspended sentence for fooling Magalluf ATMs
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The nerve, Mike? After Brexit you will be checking our Spanish passports when we enter the UK. We will no longer be able to enter just with our ID cards or through special EU border gates. So what makes you think we (Spain) shouldn’t then be checking yours in a similar fashion like we already do for all non EU countries. After all Brexit is your choice not ours!
Shouldn't it be the case that if you are convicted of a serious crime in a host country you get deported to your country of origin and banned from coming back?
So lets get this straight, he scammed 4,680 euros in one night, yet that seemingly was the total for 2017......aye right. Try more cards, lots more cards that couldn't be linked to him.
And you still let the scum in and you have the nerve to want to check our passports after brexit you need to stop free movement like the uk 🇬🇧
Pretty nifty. And, how does that work? Asking for a friend.
In effect - he´s got away with it. He can change his name, get himself a new passport, do it all again. Don´t hold your breath till money is repaid, because I´m sure it won´t be. A suspended sentence is little more than a free rein to do it all again. So much for justice.