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Los vigilantes del náutico de Valencia llaman al 091 porque dos hombres, que afirman ser policías, les han obligado a abrir la valla de acceso para una inspección.
Los vigilantes del náutico de Valencia llaman al 091 porque dos hombres, que afirman ser policías, les han obligado a abrir la valla de acceso para una inspección.
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