Members of a roaming gang robbing single-family homes have been imprisoned in Bizkaia
The investigation has revealed fifteen robberies committed in October and November in Busturialdea and Mungialdea.
Three menaged 28, 27 and 25 have been arrested in Bakio by theErtzaintza in connection with the theft of several homes in Bizkaia , an investigation that has made it possible to clarify 15 robberies in single-family homes in Octoberand November in Busturialdea and Mungialdea .
The detainees have been taken to court today, and he has issued a warrant for imprisonment.
According to the research carried out by the group of researchers, the group moved mainly on neighboring roads and controlled neighborhoods and roads to spy on single-family homes for jewellery, watches, money or tools they considered valuable.
The last robbery of this group of thieves took place in a house in Gamiz-Fika last Thursday. The Ertzainas intercepted two men on the balcony of the house and a third man in a car. Their destination was Bakio. Several patrols closed the way to the entrance to the township. After identifying the occupants of the vehicle, the Ertzainas arrested them for alleged belonging to a criminal group and for robbing the houses.
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