Figures release by the Gardaí and the CSO earlier this year showed that 45% of burglaries reported in 2019 affected homed in Dublin. Of the respondents, 87.83% said asking a friend or family member to intermittently check on their home is one of their security measures. 72.87% also said that double-checking that all internal and external locks in the home are fully functional is an effective measure. Avoiding discussing their holiday plans on social media was also a good way to prevent break ins, with 67.89% thinking it is useful in avoiding breakins.
Police warn footballers to tighten security after a home of yet another Read Madrid star is burgled whilst his family enjoy a holiday in the Winger for Real Madrid , Lucas Vázquez, 27, has become the latest victim, returning after a holiday in the Balearic Islands, off east coast of Spain, to find his
home Winger Lucas Vázquez has become the latest victim, returning after a holiday in Vázquez has become the latest victim, returning after a holiday in the Balearic Islands to find his Madrid home ransacked. Real Madrid and Spanish police are stepping up security , Jun 16 2019 19:41.
© Provided by Associated Newspapers Limited Lucas Vazquez has become the latest victim in a string of 15 burglaries on Spanish footballers Police warn footballers to tighten security after a home of yet another Read Madrid star is burgled whilst his family enjoy a holiday in the Balearic Islands.
Real Madrid and Spanish police are stepping up security in a bid to stop armed raids on the homes of ultra-rich footballers after at least fifteen stars have been targeted this year.
Winger for Real Madrid, Lucas Vázquez, 27, has become the latest victim, returning after a holiday in the Balearic Islands, off east coast of Spain, to find his Madrid home ransacked.
Thieves targeted the home of Real Madrid star Raphael Varane while he was playing against Borussia Dortmund and made off with £60,000-worth of goods. A gang broke into the France international's house in La Moraleja, which is just north of the Spanish capital, taking 12 watches
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No-one was in the house at the time, as his wife Macarena Rodriguez, 30, and one-year-old son Lucas Jr. are believed to have been on holiday with him.
© Provided by Associated Newspapers Limited Lucas Vázquez, 27, with his wife Macarena Rodriguez, 30, and one-year-old son Lucas Jr But a 'number of items of economic and sentimental worth' were stolen, according to the police. No further details have been revealed.
Team-mate Isco Alarcón and club head coach Zinedine Zidane have also had their houses raided in recent weeks, as has former Madrid player Álvaro Morata. He was away on international duty with Spain but his wife, Alice Campello was inside with their twins.
Valencia trio Gabriel Paulista, Geoffrey Kondogbia and Ezequiel Garay also suffered break-ins whilst on duty with their clubs.
Thieves target cars showing either British number plates or GB stickers. As the summer holiday season gets under way, the Foreign Office has warned of a surge in the thefts. Spanish police have had to deal with 126 British victims of distraction thefts on one motorway – the busy AP7 from the
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Police say the houses and villas of football stars are increasingly being targeted by burglars, particularly when they are away playing matches or on holiday.
© Provided by Associated Newspapers Limited Real Madrid's Lucas Vazquez's house was targeted with the thieves taking items of economic and sentimental worth 
© Provided by Associated Newspapers Limited Lucas Vazquez (centre in white) had been enjoying a family holiday in the Balearics when the burglary took place It is understood Real Madrid is providing more security for their homes when unoccupied and advice is being given on the use of the social media in relation to not posting holiday snaps.
Karim Benzema, Pique, Kevin Prince Boateng, William Carvalho, Joaquin, Garay and Jordi Alba are some of the players who have suffered robberies in their homes in recent months, according to the Spanish media. Their homes are in different parts of Spain but police are investigating a possible relationship between all the robberies and whether an organised gang is behind them.
Police told the French-language Journal de Montreal that they were acting on a “citizen's complaint,” when they faced off with the occupants of the home after they refused to receive a notice and voluntarily end their gathering. Six officers were involved in the fracas.
The police let me off easy after they broke up the fight outside the bar. They could have charged me with assault — since I started the fight — but I was only charged with I don't care if what I said hurt your feelings or if you felt insulted. You can't hit people in the face just because you are angry.
'They are obviously professionals and the methods used are very similar,' said one source.
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Toni Kroos corner goal: Real Madrid star scores rare 'Olimpico' - CNNReal Madrid midfielder Toni Kroos scored a wonderful goal directly from a corner-kick in his side's 3-1 win over Valencia in the Spanish Super Cup on Wednesday. After trotting over to take the corner, Kroos spotted goalkeeper Jaume Domenech out of position as he looked to organize his defenders.
Foreign Office warns about attacks on UK cars in | Daily Mail OnlineThieves target cars showing either British number plates or GB stickers. As the summer holiday season gets under way, the Foreign Office has warned of a surge in the thefts. Spanish police have had to deal with 126 British victims of distraction thefts on one motorway – the busy AP7 from the
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Real Life: Criminal Justice System (2)The police let me off easy after they broke up the fight outside the bar. They could have charged me with assault — since I started the fight — but I was only charged with I don't care if what I said hurt your feelings or if you felt insulted. You can't hit people in the face just because you are angry.
Figures release by the Gardaí and the CSO earlier this year showed that 45% of burglaries reported in 2019 affected homed in Dublin. Of the respondents, 87.83% said asking a friend or family member to intermittently check on their home is one of their security measures. 72.87% also said that double-checking that all internal and external locks in the home are fully functional is an effective measure. Avoiding discussing their holiday plans on social media was also a good way to prevent break ins, with 67.89% thinking it is useful in avoiding breakins. 
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