The assembly hall of the tourism center of Torrevieja has today welcomed the conclusion of the first day the provincial police on vandalism and graffiti that has been organized for the purpose of analyzing graffiti vandalism and abuse, its impact on cities and possible strategies action. They have participated in the conference included experts from the local police in Alicante, Elche, Torrevieja, Murcia and Benidorm, representatives of the national police of Murcia and prosecutors of the courts of Torrevieja.

Study phenomena of graffiti vandalism and abuse, its impact on cities and the strategies and measures that might be effective to mitigate its worst effects. Those have been the targets set by the organization of these early days police today were developed in Torrevieja.
Week that concluded with a discussion of the legal treatment of the fact, possible prevention and policing response using all available resources within the framework of the law.
They have participated in this day local police throughout the province of Alicante and Murcia. Police Alicante, Elche, Benidorm, Torrevieja, Villajoyosa, Guardamar, Orihuela, Pilar de la Horadada, Rojales and Dolores. Also in Cartagena, San Javier, or Murcia.
Also present officers of the national police of Murcia, prosecutors of the courts of Torrevieja, a handwriting expert and head of the firm Acciona and Councilman environment and urban sanitation, Eduardo Gil Rebollo.

The day was divided into 4 sessions. The first focused on graffiti and dedicated to the phenomenon known as urban artists and bombers.

The second session has been about vandalism, damage assessment and the legal treatment, has told The third session with the intervention of the representative of the prosecution of Torrevieja to discuss the legal grounds to support the police response. And the day ended with a fourth session in which it was exposed as a conversation interesting conclusions by all attendees.

This day has told police itself with the Mayor of Torrevieja, Pedro Hernandez, who has stressed the need to use all possible means available by law to stop this kind of vandalism that imply a major effort from the administration devotes significant resources to repair damage.