La Molina Neighbors Condemn Misuse of Abandoned Security Booth [VIDEO]

This Friday, La Molina residents said via Rotafono that groups of young people are using an abandoned security booth in Paul Harris Park to smoke and drink alcoholic beverages.

Luis Enrique Soriano Quispe pointed to RPP news that municipal facilities are constantly misused, disturbing the peace of neighbors.

In videos sent to RPP news It is observed how a group of young people leave the security booth or how a young man leaves the premises with a backpack through the windows.

They send a letter to the mayor of La Molina

On November 15, the residents of Paul Harris Park sent a letter to the mayor of St. La Molina, Alvaro Paz de la Barra, so that he can take action on the matter. However, they never found an answer.

“This is a watch box that should be for a serenade, and they built it next to the antenna. A message has been sent to the mayor, but no response. You ask the night watchmen and they say there is no order. “The truth is that we feel helpless in the face of a real situation that is getting worse every time,” he said.

In addition, the neighbors are asking for night watchmen. La Molina which provide security around the park for the peace of mind of families.

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