A Cuban woman was the victim of a assault with knife to rob him are telephone in the city of Santiago de Cubaaccording to a complaint reported on networks.
“Hello, I have just been robbed and they took my documents and my phone. Please, if you see my card, write me. My name is Delia Gorra Díaz ”, she pointed out this Thursday in Facebook the victim.
In the comments of the publication, Gorra Díaz commented that the assault occurred on 11th Street in Veguita de Galo, by Camacho and that she was unharmed from the attack with a knife.
“Yes I’m fine. She did not do anything to me, although she was carrying a knife, ”he replied to one of her followers who took an interest in her after the incident.
Also in another response, he said that he tried to “not cut me with a knife, then I screamed and fell behind him, but I lost him and a CVP (guardian) saw him, I heard myself scream and he hid.”
In the opinions, a user suggested that he report the violent assault to the authorities. “Don’t stay like that. Do something. Look for surveillance cameras near the place.
“Security no longer exists here, it is not like before. Everything has changed. What happens is that none of that appears on NTV, because it is of no interest to them. Now here it is to be held in the hands of God and save yourself whoever can ”, points out another criterion expressed to the victim in her public complaint.
Another Internet user wonders in the publication “how long will crime continue and the police do nothing?”
This complaint transcends just two days after The Ministry of the Interior of Cuba (MININT) will ensure that it arrests the majority of criminals in just 48 hours.
This last Tuesday, given the evident increase in crime and insecurity on the island, in addition to the complaints from the population for the inaction of the police, officials from the agency told the official press that in Cuba there is no impunity for crimes, and they denied the veracity of alleged acts disseminated on the networks, such as armed assaults on buses and hospitals, as well as assaults and kidnapping of minors.
Colonel Hugo Morales, chief of the National Revolutionary Police (PNR) patrol brigade, said that there are people who unscrupulously publish unverified information and generate panic, which he linked to a supposed “media war” being promoted against Cuba from abroad.
For his part, Colonel Manuel Valdés, head of the confrontation body of the Technical Directorate of Investigations (DTI), said that all crimes that are reported are investigated, and that most of those responsible are arrested within 48 hours.
According to the officer, more than 90 percent of firearms crimes are solved, as well as 98 percent of those that result in the death of a person.
This same month, it was learned that a Cuban boy who suffered an assault with a knife in Havana he defended himself against his attackers thanks to his knowledge of martial arts.
The minor, named FabianHe practices taekwondo and thanks to his mastery of self-defense techniques he was able to prevent two thieves from stripping him of his goods and injuring him or doing something worse to him.
Likewise, a Cuban questioned the police action before the growing violence who reigns in the country, and recounted the brutal assault of which he was the victim together with his family one day at dawn, when several hooded individuals invaded his home after breaking the gate and forcing entry through the front door of his house in the neighborhood Mulgobain the Havana municipality herdsmen.
