Overview
- Cantur rented 13 off-road vehicles for the Cabárceno park at about €90,000 each under contracts running to 2030, then reported repeated brake-line cuts and failures.
- Security footage captured a marten emerging from beneath a vehicle at night, prompting management to pursue wildlife deterrence rather than technical fixes.
- Mitigation now includes a night guard and a nine-month-old German shepherd named Roi, purchased for €8,239 and contracted for professional training.
- The park’s security chief says cable breaks have ceased since Roi began nighttime patrols after arriving in late January.
- CC.OO. disputes the animal explanation, citing reports of clean, tool-like cuts, questioning the timing and authenticity of the video, and noting the incidents followed installation of GPS trackers on the fleet.