Pamplona reports rising violent robberies at former Jaso school

The Pamplona City Council has released data regarding the ongoing security situation at the former Jaso ikastola building. While total reported crimes have decreased by 8.3% compared to the previous year, resulting in 242 complaints and 45 police interventions, certain types of crime have seen significant increases.

Violent robberies have risen by 73.3%, increasing from 15 to 26 cases. Additionally, thefts have increased by 18.5%, rising from 113 to 134 incidents. Conversely, sexual assaults fell by 60%, robberies involving force dropped by 48%, and reported injuries decreased by 38%.

Regarding the occupancy of the building, police counts conducted throughout the year show an average of 62 people staying overnight, with figures fluctuating between 37 and 75. Local authorities estimate that approximately half of these individuals, or more than 30 people, are habitual occupants. The Municipal Police maintain constant surveillance of the site following various incidents involving fires, violence, and sanitation issues.