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They Triggered a Panic Button for "Stealing" His Car but It Was Where They Left Him.

An alleged vehicle theft triggered an alert at the Comprehensive Security and Monitoring Center (CISEM) in Antigua Guatemala, after some people used one of the emergency buttons to ask for help. An officer of the National Civil Police (PNC) explained that, due to nervousness, the whistleblowers failed to provide basic data on the car, such as the plate number. Even, in the recording of the case, the woman is heard broadcasting live while denounc…

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