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Mazarrón Town Council has proceeded this morning to the destruction of various trade items seized by the local police in Mazarrón on different devices deployed in the fight against the illegal sale and trade.

Items seized and destroyed were of various kinds such as shirts, polos, pants, underwear, perfume, sunglasses, belts, watches, CDs and deuvedés, among others.

Most of these objects have the common denominator is that large firms counterfeit items.

The destruction visited Councilman Local Police Hall of Mazarrón, Coy Isidro, the Councillor of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, David Fernandez, Officer Police municipal body, Gerardo Marin, and the treasurer and spokesman Merchants Association Mazarrón and Shire (Acoma), Gabriela Esparza.

They have all agreed on the importance of tackling the illegal sale of these items in the municipality in defense of local commerce and traditional Mazarrón.

Isidro Coy stressed that "in order to seize these objects, the local police are conducting a thorough work organizing and deploying special devices with which we are trying to prevent items from reaching the usual outlets which attract illegal vendors and which are mainly the weekly markets and Puerto de Mazarrón. intercepting them before. "

In this sense also expressed the Local Police Officer who underlined that "the implementation of these devices has avoided we have to act within the markets, where incidents occurred between manteros called and consumers, to run those to the police presence. Example is that this year we have not had any incident or accident of this type, hence the importance of intercepting them before. "

Meanwhile the mayor of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, David Fernández, said that "given the difficult economic situation faced by traders in the town, all the help we can provide is low. But traders must be clear that the City will continue ensuring their interests and defending local and traditional trade as a source of employment. "

Gabriela Esparza has appreciated the support of the City and has asked the councilors present that "we stay here and continue to defend the interests of merchants all together."

Source: Ayuntamiento de Mazarrón