| 16/03/2021 – 19:15 (GMT-4)
The young Cuban gymnast Manrique Larduet was the victim of an assault in Cuba where thieves stole his motorcycle and his phone.
“Please be very careful on the street these days. Yesterday I was assaulted on Pearl Street, in front of my school. Thank God I’m fine. They took the bike and my phones,” the gymnast said at the their social networks.
“Thank you authorities for being the target of the complaint, just hope they manage to catch the assailants with God’s favor. To those who have been equally concerned to thank him, I will be incommunicado for the time being. “, communicated the young man.
In recent times, more than one Cuban has reported on social media that he has been the victim of a motorcycle theft on the island.
Last week a Cuban family reported that two thieves had stolen the electric motorbike at gunpoint in Havana, and offered a reward of $ 200 to anyone who helped find the stolen motorcycle, which is light green and was bought a few days ago.
Another Cuban he was stabbed three times in Havana he does it for thieves in order to snatch his motorcycle.
The victim’s stomach was pierced by his stomach, arm and part of his leg, and his acquaintances called for help in locating those responsible for the event.
Earlier this year agents of the Ministry of the Interior in Havana they captured the perpetrators of a robbery with force in a dwelling, from which they stole two electric motorbikes while their owners slept.
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