National Police was arrested in the district Alicante A 48-year-old man and a 51-year-old woman, both Argentine citizens, were indicted on charges of professional trespass and fraud in training courses. According to the Provincial Police Department, the man advertised his hairdressing academy on social networks and offered certificates that were not valid.
After the police learned of a possible incident, a police investigation was launched. work irregularities On the ground floor of a property in Alicante. The research was conducted by. III of the Migration Networks and Documentary Lies Combat Unit. Group (UCRIF)It is subordinate to the Immigration and Border Brigade of the Alicante Provincial Police Station, whose duties include safeguarding the rights of workers, especially crimes committed against them and related crimes.
After identifying two facilities where these illegal labor activities allegedly took place, agents went to the Alicante Labor Inspectorate to verify the facts.
Hairdressing services
According to police, one of the facilities apparently offered hairdressing services. Inside they found two men, one of whom was a minor, and the man stated that they were not working but rather doing something. course applications Hairdresser.
While the inspection was being carried out, the person responsible for the alleged work came to the scene and repeated what the two men said. He assured me that it was a academy He said he was a hairdresser and gave lessons himself, and his students were students who looked like workers at first.
Police confirmed the identity of this person there was no documentation To prove that this is a hair salon or academy and that there is no employment or training contract.
Group III investigators took statements from witnesses and the injured parties and concluded that the detainees recruited the injured parties through intermediaries. social media advertising, which offers courses with payment in advance and without presenting any invoice. One of them was a child under the age of 16 He paid 350 euros in advance.
Police say the man accused of trespassing was posing as a hairdressing instructor and promised a valid degree The Police Station stated that he applied to practice the profession at the end of the course, but he was not actually registered with SSI and it was concluded that he “received a significant amount of money, but it has not been determined yet.” An idiom.
so-called students They always paid in cash and beforehand. According to the police, they believed that they had the authority to teach at an official hairdressing academy, but this was all a lie and they were deceived.
Police announced that the woman was also accused of fraud because she was self-employed but registered as a hairdresser. In no case is it authorized to provide such training. Likewise, he was the director of the company used as a business vehicle, legalizing the activities described.
The police proceedings carried out were transferred by the National Police to the Alicante guard court.