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The Full Council of San Javier today unanimously approved an official greeting two local police officers to be incorporated into their personal and professional record for his outstanding performance in a service that prevented a girl fall they work down from floor 14 a building of La Manga.
Also, another point on the agenda all members of the Corporation signed the cards, a proposal, as above, the Security council, Jose Manuel Alarte, six local police, the agent emergency maritime rescue coordinator surveillance beaches and a 112 operator for the excellent coordination in joint action that ended with the arrest of a young man who after being caught stealing from an establishment of La Manga, fled to sea.
The facts relating to the first of the cards date back to October 2013, when two officers came mobilized by the single emergency telephone number 112 to a building of La Manga where a young visibly upset had lowered from a 14th floor remained alone with his hands.
The object of the agents Greeting plenary Vicente Valentín Pérez Muñoz got inside and take hold, despite the refusal of the girl who moved to the Health Center with severe symptoms of agitation and rigidity.
The facts that led to the second cards are more recent and refer to the joint action of local police, and Emergency Services and Civil Protection San Javier on 18 July, when successfully managed to stop a young man who fled agents, offshore, after being caught stealing in a bar in La Manga, taking refuge in an inflatable water attraction.
From the terminal command and control 112 of San Javier, the sea rescue boat that rested on the sea to the local police to give the young man who accompanied to the shore where he was arrested for bringing to justice were mobilized .
The object of the police Greeting plenary are Cape ginez Avilés, agents, Francisco Javier Espinosa, David Almagro, Antonio Alvarez, Guillermo Moñino and Gustavo López;
112 operator, Eladio Raúl Sánchez, the agent emergency maritime rescue Pedro Cárceres and beaches surveillance coordinator, Kevin Garcia.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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