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Agents of the Police Headquarters of Murcia belonging to the Provincial Information Brigade have identified members of an organized group, which is considered responsible for many of graffiti made in the streets of different cities of Murcia, Alicante and Valencia.

Those identified as perpetrators of graffiti are 13 individuals belonging to a group considered extremely active by police experts.

Among the members of this band, which calls itself "TDP" or "TDPS", highlighted by the reiteration of its business four young men of Spanish nationality and older, residents of different localities of Murcia and Alicante, and whose initials are PMVJFMLGFA FMP.

These are identified in the field with the nickname "MOKO", "SUN5", "SHOTS" and "partners."

These names are what is known as "tags, nicknames are used to customize the graffiti and claim authorship of them.

The team members are charged with crimes of damage, and continued lack of lackluster of real estate, considering evidence of his involvement in over a thousand painted facades of buildings made of Murcia, Alicante and Valencia.

Trains and railway infrastructure

Besides the above, this group is attributed to the completion of 32 graffiti on train carriages, along with plenty of graffiti made in property belonging to the railway infrastructure.

This type of action creates a serious injury in an essential public service, such as rail, generating suspensions and delays in schedules of specific services.

Rail safety also can be compromised with this type of action, as the authors of the same access to premises, usually at night, crossing paths in service and themselves at risk of being hit or the possibility of damage, even incidentally, control devices and traffic signal rail.

The police report sent in yesterday to the magistrate No. Eight of Murcia have been detailed painted about a thousand made in building facades, shops, carports and garages, and other street furniture such as planters, traffic signs, public benches or bins.

Source: Jefatura Superior de Policía de Murcia