The Civil Guard has arrested two residents of Alcalá de Guadaíra (Seville), aged 33 and 35, as alleged perpetrators of the crimes of robbery with force inside a home, membership in a criminal group and the theft of a vehicle.
The investigations began at the end of October, when a neighbor from the town of Utrera reported the robbery suffered at her home. The woman stated that three hooded individuals had entered her home, being surprised inside by her own granddaughter, the perpetrators apparently fleeing due to the minor's screams.
According to the description provided by some neighbors, the perpetrators were carrying clubs and tools used to commit this type of crime and could have fled in a high-end vehicle.
The investigation area of the Civil Guard of Utrera began the investigations, managing to find out that the vehicle with which the perpetrators began their escape was a car stolen in the town of Alcalá de Guadaíra.
Furthermore, the investigations led to the conclusion that the perpetrators belonged to an organization based in Utrera and specialized in robberies in homes and commercial establishments, seizing keys or access codes that they used to access the interior.
Finally, the agents, after managing to identify two of the members of the organization, carried out a device in which the arrests were made. The investigations remain open, not ruling out the arrest of a third person related to the criminal acts.
