Two men aged 29 and 41 have been arrested by the National Police in Benidorm, Alicante, accused of committing two burglaries and two break-ins with theft between September and October at apartments on Calle Rumanía and a campsite in the area. The suspects allegedly stole jewellery valued at approximately €10,000, alongside two mobile phones, an electronic tablet and cash.
According to police sources, the first suspect, aged 29, was arrested on 15th October, while the second suspect, aged 41, was located and detained on Wednesday, 21st October, following initial difficulties in finding him.
The first incident under investigation took place on 26th September at a property on Calle Rumanía, where a burglary was allegedly carried out. According to the victim, a significant amount of jewellery was stolen, with an estimated value of around €10,000.
Additionally, on 9th October, a mobile phone and a tablet were reportedly stolen from another apartment on the same street, which the intruders allegedly accessed while the occupant was sleeping.
A third incident occurred the following day, on 10th October, when the suspects allegedly entered another home on Calle Rumanía, although the person who filed the report did not notice anything missing.
Finally, the fourth and last incident investigated took place at a campsite in Benidorm on 11th October, where a shoulder bag containing a wallet, another mobile phone and 80€ was allegedly stolen, according to details provided by the security forces.
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