“We are here in Playa del Carmen, we came to have breakfast and we got to the car and they just robbed us,” denounced the Cuban actress Maria Karla Rivero Velozknown as Forthrough a video shared a few hours ago on Facebook.
“They stole our backpack from I will go that he had his tablet, all his… a lot of Iré’s things, and Jean’s backpack… that had all of Jean’s clothes,” he added when recounting in the profile of La Casa de Maka the unfortunate experience they had lived. “We were robbed in the car in Mexico,” the publication commented.
From what can be seen in the video, Coralita Veloz -who arrived in Miami in June of last year– I was with them.
“I’m without clothes, I don’t have underwear…” he said already inside the car, from where Maka added that they were remembering the things they had lost with the theft: Jean’s clothes, the new Ipad and some fresh Crock the child’s premieres, a pair of Ray-Ban de Jean glasses.
The worst thing for her is not only the value of the things they have lost, but also the feeling that remains after being the victim of a theft: “The feeling of emptiness when they steal even a pin is horrible and impotence…”
“And the saddest thing… that after they rob you to make the complaint they want to charge you too,” he also says actor Jean MichelMaka’s partner.
“To give you the paper of the complaint you have to pay, after they rob you” she adds, who comments that when it appeared it had been a band that is “dedicating itself to that”.
“We are alive, we have the documents safe, which is also very important,” says Maka while her mother, Coralita Veloz, remains seated in the back seat of the car they had rented and from which they forced the lock on the driver’s door to steal it. the backpacks.
Fortunately they did not take the suitcase because “obviously it is very large and has a padlock” nor a backpack for the child with “some carts.”
“They stole some shorts, three sweaters and some nonsense but they didn’t steal our happiness” comments Jean Michel, who closes the video saying that they were going to replace what was stolen and go to a party.
The post was followed by messages of support from his followers and peace of mind to know that they were all unharmed.
“Thank God and nothing happened to you, first the health and well-being of all, greetings from Cuba”; “Wow what a horror, but the important thing is that they are fine, blessings from Cuba”; “It’s sad, but that’s the attitude, keep on partying, you deserve it, and those who did that will have their quarter of an hour, blessings to all”; “I’m very sorry. It’s a feeling of emptiness and impotence, but hey, they’re fine and with a lot of love, that’s more important. God supplies”; “Thank God that nothing happened to you, the material can be recovered, greetings to that beautiful family!!!”, reads among the more than six hundred messages that followed the post.
