Overview
- Thieves broke into a Benetússer bank before opening by drilling through a wall, a method in Spain called a butrón.
- Cleaning workers who arrived for their shift found the intruders, who tied them up; medics treated the staff for anxiety and no physical injuries were reported.
- The crew reached the safe within minutes and took cash, though police have not disclosed the amount.
- The three masked suspects fled before patrols reached the scene, and the Guardia Civil has an active search under way.
- Guardia Civil forensic officers are inspecting the branch at 65 Camí Nou, and the Policía Judicial unit in Alfafar is leading the case.