A Cuban family offers a reward to anyone who offers information about an individual who was caught on a surveillance camera and who allegedly stole an electric motorcycle in Santa Clara.
The netizen identified in Facebook Like Rokko Moch, he said in the group “Revolico Villa Clara-Placetas” that “a good reward is given to whoever knows the man in the cap, the one in the middle, and gives me real information about him,” the publication says.
He assures that the indicated “stole a motorcycle in Santa Clara.”
In a video posted, the man is seen walking alongside two others and bowing his head slightly as he passes in front of the camera.
The suspect wears a white cap in the video.
The publication does not specify the day the motorcycle was stolen.
Motorcycle thefts have increased in Cuba and given the inefficiency of the authorities to clarify the thefts, Cubans turn to social networks to obtain information about the alleged thieves. Rewards have become fashionable in this context.
Recently the family of spy René González offered 20,000 pesos for information that would help them recover Goliath, their Chihuahua dog, who was lost in El Vedado since last Friday.
A mother also offers a reward to anyone who provides information about the thief of a parakeet that was stolen from the patio of his house in Holguín.
A Cuban offered another payment in June, 400,000 pesoswho found his stolen motorcycle in the 12-story building in Camagüey.
