News from Granada city and its surroundings
You can put up all the street signs warning driver that there is a very narrow street ahead, yet somebody will try and squeeze their vehicle through it, taking out the paint work on both sides of the car and the mirrors.
The Guardia Civil arrested a man in La Zubia (metropolitan area of Granada), as part of Operación Hoteja, suspected of over 100 fraudulent charges on a bankcard.
Somebody in Maracena, which is in the metropolitan area of Granada, came across a purse on the pavement containing 60 euros but no ID at all.
A fire at a recycling plant in Alhendín has been belching out a large column of smoke, cleary visible from the city of Granada and towns in the Metropolitan Area.
A man was arrested after throwing aqua fortis (nitric acid) into the face of a security guard who was on duty at the Granada bus station.
Some tourists like to leave a memento behind, after a visit, as well as take one home with them, which is causing a problem in Albaicín area of the city of Granada.
Rock concerts aside, we’re referring to the continuous seismic activity around the Vega de Granada, because in just 24 hours they picked up 50 seismic movement big enough to register; i.e., over 1.0 on the Richter Scale.
We say three earth tremors but there have, in fact, been eleven in Spain yesterday up to 21.00h but only two in the Province of Granada.
The Granada Policía Local arrested a woman on Monday after allegedly trying to stab one of their police officers.
The Policía Nacional’s Economic and Fiscal Crime Unit (UDEF), as part of their Operation Terence, has identified anonther alleged criminal faction within the Granada Policía Local.