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A Good Samaritan is searching for the owner of a tricycle after finding one of its parts hidden in a hillside in Camagüey.
“Whoever had an electric tricycle like this stolen, today I found a bed abandoned in the woods. Call 50304191,” wrote Jorge Falls Moreira in the Facebook group Revolico Camagüey.
Falls Moreira's post has received dozens of comments, with people divided between congratulating him for his generosity and expressing concern over the rise in thefts on the island.
This is not the first time that the discovery of a part of a stolen vehicle has been reported in recent times in Cuba.
At the end of August, the police in the 10 de Octubre municipality were attempting to locate the owner of an electric tricycle that was found abandoned and without tires on a street in Havana.
The vehicle, which is missing its three wheels, was found by neighbors on Juan Delgado Street, between Lacret and Luis Estévez in Diez de Octubre, who immediately reported it to the authorities.
According to the residents themselves, the police are investigating who owns the electric tricycle, as the theft has not been officially reported the theft of it.
These events occur in the context of an increase in crime on the island and vehicle theft.
Around the same time, the owner of a Lada 2107 reported the theft of his car while it was parked outside the Tulipán Agromarket.
The victim is Luis Gerald Simón Romañach, who made an appeal on his social media for anyone with relevant information about the whereabouts of the car to contact him at 53305629.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Increase in Thefts in Cuba and Security Measures
Why is crime increasing in Cuba?
The rise in crime in Cuba is due to the economic and social situation that the island is facing, which has led to an increase in thefts and insecurity in various provinces, such as Camagüey and Havana. The lack of effective action by the authorities to curb these crimes has generated frustration among the citizens.
What measures are being taken to combat vehicle theft in Cuba?
Despite the efforts of the police, such as operations and following leads, the measures to combat vehicle theft in Cuba have been insufficient. Many citizens have turned to social media to report the thefts and offer rewards, seeking a solution in light of the inaction or slowness of the authorities.
What role do social media play in reporting thefts in Cuba?
Social media has become a crucial tool for highlighting thefts and disappearances in Cuba. Platforms like Facebook enable citizens to share information, coordinate searches, and offer rewards, which in some cases has led to the recovery of stolen goods or the location of missing individuals.
How are thefts affecting the daily life of Cubans?
Robberies in Cuba are generating an atmosphere of insecurity and fear among citizens. The affected individuals are forced to take extra precautions, and in some cases, to offer rewards to recover their belongings. This situation has also led many people to distrust the authorities and seek solutions on their own.
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