Mallorca break-ins: 36 years sought for four men

Mallorca: four men face trial in Palma, Mallorca, on Wednesday and Thursday, accused of breaking into at least 12 homes. Prosecutors want them jailed for a combined 36 years and ordered to pay nearly €45,000 in compensation.

According to the prosecution, the men arrived by ferry in July 2025 with a hire car. They spent several days driving across the island, breaking into homes and taking mainly high-end watches and jewellery.

Neighbours spotted them during one break-in and alerted the Civil Guard. Officers told the men to stop, but they sped away. They left Mallorca without being caught and were later arrested in Alicante, Spain. One had numerous forged Peruvian documents. The charges include burglary, membership of a criminal organisation, document forgery and reckless driving.

Topics: Court cases · Police

Source: Europa Press / Mallorca.com