Woman arrested in Palma for squatting in a caravan

Police in Palma arrested a 46-year-old Spanish woman after she was caught changing the lock on a motorhome used by a family as a second home. The woman, who had allegedly been entering and leaving the vehicle for about a week, broke two side windows and damaged the roof skylight to gain access. The owner, a 45-year-old Spanish man, said he did not know her and reported the theft of two tool cases, a handheld vacuum cleaner, and a TV. She faces charges of unlawful entry.

Local police in Palma have arrested a 46-year-old woman accused of forcing entry into and occupying a motorhome used as a second residence by a family, where she was caught changing the lock on the access door. The arrest occurred on August 25 at around 8 p.m. on Bartomeu Sureda i Miserol street. The woman claimed the motorhome belonged to her father and that she had not forced anything, but officers found a broken window and damage to the door. The owner, a 45-year-old man, said he did not know the woman and used the vehicle on weekends with his family. Police determined the woman had entered without consent after breaking two side windows and dislodging the roof skylight, and the owner reported missing toolboxes, a handheld vacuum, and a TV.

Police in Palma have arrested a 46-year-old Spanish woman on suspicion of illegally occupying a caravan that the owner used as a second residence. The incident occurred on August 25 on a vacant lot on Bartomeu Sureda i Miserol street. The woman was caught changing the lock on the door, while a window was broken and the roof was damaged. The owner, a 45-year-old Spanish man, confirmed he did not know the woman and reported the theft of two tool cases, a handheld vacuum, and a television.

Local police in Palma arrested a 46-year-old Spanish woman after she was caught changing the lock on a motorhome she had been occupying for several days. The suspect had also stolen items from the vehicle and caused damage. She is accused of trespassing. The incident occurred on Tuesday following a neighbor's report.

In Palma, a 46-year-old woman was arrested for trespassing after occupying a motorhome without permission. The incident occurred on August 25 at around 8 p.m. on a vacant lot on Bartomeu Sureda i Miserol street. The woman broke two side windows and removed the roof skylight to gain entry, then lived inside for about a week. The owner, a 45-year-old man, stated he did not know her and had not given permission. When police arrived, the woman was changing the door lock. Damage was found, and the owner reported missing two tool cases, a handheld vacuum, and a TV.

Spanish police arrested a 46-year-old woman in Palma on suspicion of squatting in a motorhome that its owners used as a second residence. The incident occurred on August 25 on a vacant lot on Bartomeu Sureda i Miserol street. Officers responding to a call found the woman changing the lock on the vehicle's door. An inspection revealed she had entered by breaking two side windows and damaging the roof skylight. The owner, a 45-year-old Spanish man, reported the theft of two tool cases, a handheld vacuum cleaner, and a television. The woman was handed over to judicial authorities.