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Text: Hugo Leon
Police arrested Omar Yandril Piccolino, a young man from Villa Clara who dropped his ID card while trying to rob a Santa Clara home and reported on social media profiles linked to law enforcement.
On March 9, netizen Liso Santoyo shared photos in groups at Villa Clara claiming that the young man in the photos tried to rob her house.
“Omar Yandrell 'Piccolino', the brazen thief we caught today around 3am stealing from my roof and carrying a knife. He is from La Vigia, because even though he ran away, we got his card,” the complainant wrote.
Moreover, Santoyo filed an official complaint with the police, and the police, with all the information about the criminal, took very little time to locate and arrest him.
According to the La Fuerza del Pueblo file linked to the Department of the Interior in Villa Clara, the attempted robbery occurred in Riparto Virginia, in Santa Clara, when the owners surprised him by his act.
In the midst of the struggle, the robber pulled out a knife and attacked the victims, but they managed to take a backpack containing his identity card.
The event is being held amid a wave of arrests reported by the official website itself. According to their own data, within a few days, a woman who was swindling money through fake profiles on social networks was arrested.
The woman organized alleged currency exchanges that ended in the theft of hundreds of thousands of pesos.
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