The equipment, prepared for personnel tests, suffered damage as a result of these actions. Despite the damage, Firefighters' deputy, David Vicente, confirmed that the tests could proceed as planned.
The Civil Guard has been informed to investigate the circumstances and determine potential responsibilities. In parallel, the Consortium's management has launched an internal investigation, following established regulations. It is noteworthy that this is the second time vandalism has been reported at this station.
David Vicente emphasized that these acts not only damage public property but also affect essential resources for the service's operation and the protection of professionals. He highlighted the Consortium's swift action in reporting the incidents to the authorities.
The deputy stressed the importance of investigating these events, as it is the second such incident at the station. He recalled that the stations and material resources are public assets intended for emergency response and public safety, and any damage can impact the service.
