The vandalism has been reported to the Guardia Civil, but another resident points to a lack of surveillance in areas where hundreds of people congregate on Friday and Saturday nights. He would like the Guardia Civil and Calvia police to be out on the streets when bars and clubs close. The vandalism, he adds, "happens every weekend".
Despite the reports, residents know that it is almost impossible to identify the vandals. The police say that "if they are not caught red-handed, it is very difficult to know who is doing this".
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Magaluf traditionally has the single highest crime rate in Mallorca (by a good margin) . Not sure why anyone would want to live there. Heaving in summer, dead in winter. I suppose if you're a teen or twenty-something, it might seem attractive. For a season.
Why is it Mallorca is so reluctant to put up security cameras to stop this sort of thing happening along with graffiti. No doubt worried those in power may be caught misbehaving, Armengol?
Law & Order , O Tolerance , High Quality People , It's allway´s nice going for a coffee in the morning through what looks like a war zone where are the Police . Turn a Blind eye again .