Agamed offers to withdraw complaint if stolen LED lights returned from its new headquarters in Torrevieja
Water company Agamed has put up signs at its construction site offering not to press charges if the stolen LED light strips are returned.
The water management company in Torrevieja, Agamed, has put up unusual signs on the fencing of its most important construction project: the building of its new headquarters and university facilities in the city centre, at the junction of Concepción and Canónigo Torres streets.
The signs are addressed to the thief who stole LED light strips from the site. As a reward, the company is offering to withdraw the complaint that has been filed if the material is returned.
The initiative reflects the company’s attempt to recover the stolen equipment without resorting to judicial proceedings, opting for a negotiated solution with whoever committed the theft.
The construction project in question represents one of Agamed’s most significant developments at present, intended to house both its own offices and university facilities in the centre of Torrevieja.
Source: informacion.es
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