Thieves robbed a bar in Granollers, the capital of the Vallès Oriental comarca, of approximately €300 early on Sunday morning, prompting an investigation by the Mossos d’Esquadra, Catalonia’s police force.
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The incident occurred on Carrer de l’Hospital, where the perpetrators gained entry to the establishment. They quickly emptied the cash register before fleeing the scene. Police received an alert about a possible break-in around 06:00, but found no one inside upon arrival. The bar owner later confirmed the theft, reporting that the thieves had taken about €300.
Catalonia’s police force, the Mossos d’Esquadra, are now searching for those responsible for the Granollers bar robbery. However, police sources confirmed to ElCaso.com that no arrests have been made yet. This incident is one of several recent unsolved crimes in the Vallès area, which concern local residents and businesses. Granollers, with a population of over 60,000, serves as a key commercial hub for the Eastern Vallès region.
Wider Crime Concerns in Vallès
The recent spate of thefts extends beyond Granollers, impacting the broader Vallès region. Last Friday, 27th, a series of car break-ins occurred near the Montmeló circuit, according to Revista del Vallès and confirmed by the Mossos d’Esquadra. The incidents were discovered around 06:15 when a person found their vehicle had been forced open and items stolen. Upon investigation, police found multiple vehicles in the area had been similarly targeted. The Montmeló circuit is a significant regional landmark, known globally for hosting Formula 1 and MotoGP competitions, attracting thousands of visitors annually.
Ongoing Police Investigation
The Mossos d’Esquadra have launched investigations into both the Granollers bar robbery and the Montmeló car break-ins. Their efforts aim to identify, locate, and apprehend the perpetrators responsible for these crimes. As of now, no arrests have been made in connection with any of these incidents, and the thieves remain at large. These unsolved cases contribute to a growing sense of unease among residents and business owners in the Vallès region, highlighting the need for increased security measures.
The police investigation continues as authorities work to bring those responsible to justice. Residents across the Vallès Oriental comarca await updates on these cases, hoping for a swift resolution to the recent increase in property crime and a return to greater security.
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Originally published by El Caso (El Nacional). Read original article.
