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SOUTH of the pool. "could be the beginning of a thriller of humor were it not that the statement is true and is part of a new style of robberies that are being practiced in South Africa, near the city of Port Elizabeth. Drought in recent years has meant that the water has become a luxury item for filling swimming pools. You pay ten euros to KL, because the wells are already being overexploited.
The thing is that the police has acknowledged that mounted a surveillance device to discover the mystery behind the theft of water. The preliminary investigations point to a black market in illegal water moves through the city. "One day I read in the newspaper that had stolen from some neighbors and I died laughing. Days later I was stupid face when I got up and I found that I had stolen the water while he slept, "said Jack Bilsbury, the latest victim in the newspaper 'The Times'. Another resident said that his pond was drained as he left home to do some shopping. "I have not pressed charges because my water had no brand," says the kind of jokes. "He went from being full to the brim to stay empty," said the resigned victim.
investigations this crazy case now focus on the new black market in water pools. "There is much opportunistic criminal practice innovative ways theft. Removed by pumping water from outside the house, "explains the head of a private company in the area." In most cases using a manual pump, not a noisy generator. All residents must report if they see a car or truck to carry suspicious-looking tanks.
And is that the pool water has become a highly-coveted commodity, again the high heat this summer in South Africa for the eternal drought. "Nobody can fill their pools," explained the residents. "I pray that the rains come, years ago we suffered these problems," said the Rev. Dannie du Plessis, another victim of last year emptied in two sometimes pool (10,000 gallons each time). "It's the perfect crime," say the victims: "Who can recognize the water of the pool?".
Source: http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2011/02/27/internacional/1298818921.html
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