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A Cuban resident in the United States is offering a reward to anyone who provides information about the motorcycle stolen from her family in Cuba.
The woman, identified on Facebook only as Ana Yideila, revealed that the incident occurred last Wednesday morning in the Aguilera neighborhood, in the city of Las Tunas.
"We are more than certain that it was in complicity with very close individuals from where I lived in Cuba. If by chance someone sees this or has any information, please call these numbers: +53 5 0298492 and +53 5 8712714," he said.
"We will give 500 dollars or more to anyone who provides us with information or tells us his whereabouts," he added.
According to Ana, the theft has already been reported and is circulating with the police.
The post was shared by the user Anielys Alberto Fernández in the Facebook group "Revolico en toda tuna" (SIC).
Amid the wave of crimes shaking the country, particularly the increase in electric motorcycle thefts, the authorities in Las Tunas accuse the owners of being part of the problem for allegedly neglecting security measures.
According to an official from the Ministry of the Interior (MININT) in December, "for the most part, the incidents that occur are due to the negligence of the victims themselves, who sometimes leave the keys to their scooters in the ignition or place them in unsecured locations," reported TunasVisión.
This stance seems to shift some of the responsibility onto the victims of theft, who are already dealing with the trauma and financial loss, and suggests that the solution lies more in citizens' self-management than in increased preventive action by the state.
Frequently Asked Questions About Motorcycle Theft in Cuba
What reward is offered for the stolen motorcycle in Las Tunas?
A reward of $500 is offered to anyone who provides information about the whereabouts of the motorcycle stolen in Las Tunas, according to Ana Yideila, the victim.
What is the current situation regarding motorcycle theft in Cuba?
In Cuba, motorcycle thefts are becoming increasingly frequent. Many victims turn to social media to report these crimes and offer rewards to recover their vehicles, highlighting the ineffectiveness of the authorities in resolving these cases.
What measures do victims of theft in Cuba usually take?
Victims of thefts in Cuba often report incidents on social media and offer rewards to obtain information about their stolen belongings. This strategy has become common due to the lack of effective actions by the authorities to address these crimes.
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