I've just read this and would like to bring it to peoples attention without alarming anyone but just to remind people to be on their guard and also to point out that these scum bags do not work alone, they always have back up.
It's really not worth fighting back when something like this happens, let um have it, it's not worth putting your life at risk.
I was also shocked to read that the Levante Hospital failed to notice that the guy had not one but four broken bones in his foot! not what you'd expect from a modern private hospital.
http://www.costa-news.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3397&Itemid=120
Sue
The Sanctuary is a really nice and classy bar with expensive drinks so I am very surprised to hear of this happening there.
Its actually not a bar ive ever been in, because i dont usually go near the square, do they still have live acts on in there, i was going to go in a few years back when Tom Storry used to sing there, but never got round to it!
I wouldn't go near the Square in high season, but when we were there last New Year they did have live acts on. It was a very nice, quiet place to have a drink and definitely by far the nicest bar we saw.
I would never go drinking in the square if you paid me, its not my type of scene. although, the santuary bar is below the hotel orange and my parents sometimes had a few drinks in there whilst they stayed in the hotel orange and said it was nice.
I'm surprised as well Luci but like you have only ever been there in the winter so can't comment on what it's like in the summer. Just goes to show that these organised gangs are not fussy where they target
I don't expect to be the victim of a crime in Spain any more than I'd expect it at home. The reason for taking precautions is because the consequences of being the victim of a crime are so much worse.
Police in a town like Benidorm spend every night dealing with the lowest end of British society. It's understandable that they don't welcome us with open arms when we have a problem!
well they actually deal with a cross section of British society. If i am robbed in Spain i would expect the spanish police to treat the crime in the exact same way as if a Spaniard was robbed.
i use a money pouch round my neck day and night , and only take out what i need , say 70 euro ...
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