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la marina
If you are a victim of a crime in Spain you should complete a "Denuncia". A 'Denuncia' is a police report. You can make a 'Denuncia' at your local Guardia Civil police station. The nearest one to La Marina is in Guardamar. However, if you cannot speak Spanish you will need an interpreter to help you to do this, or, you can follow the instructions below to call the police in order to do this in English.
Making a Denuncia in English
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(1) Dial 902-102-112 and have your NIE or passport number to hand
and your full address.
(2) When answered ask to speak in English.
(3) You might have to wait for a few moments, be patient.
(4) Make your 'Denuncia' to the English speaking person who answers you. Speak slowly and clearly, I would suggest having what you want to say written down. When you have supplied all the information necessary you will be given a reference number that you will take with you to your nearest police station within 48 hours.
(5) This 'Denuncia' will then be forwarded by fax to the police station nearest to your address. It would be a good idea for you to know which is the nearest police station in order to avoid confusion. Remember, you must go there within 48 hours to sign it.
Some Helpful Notes: In the case of you making a claim against your insurance you must make a 'Denuncia' as you will need a copy of it for your insurance company. If a 'Denuncia' is issued against you you will need to go to the police and give a statement, in which case you would probably counter 'Denuncia' the person who has denounced you, just to muddy the waters!
If you are making an insurance claim the list of items stolen, with approximate values (and receipts if you have them), will also be needed by your insurance company.
£1m reward over missing Madeleine 
It is thought that her abductor(s) may have removed her from Portugal and brought her to Spain and will attempt to blend in with the increasing numbers of holidaymakers on the Costas The police are anxious to trace the driver of a small white van (no registration details) described as 5“8in, dark hair, not Portuguese in appearance and wearing a blue jacket and white trousers. If you have any information about her please contact AIM at this email address: lamarina@lamarina.infoor the Guardia Civil (965 729 015) or Crimestoppers (UK) on 0044 800 555 111.
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