Aware that the presence of excrement in the city is a drag on the opening of the canine beach, the local Citizens group in Dénia and its spokesperson, Mari Martínez, have urged the local government to fulfill one of the electoral promises of the PSPV last May, the Brown Brigade.
This is a brigade of the local police to fight, dressed incognito, against this problem. In this sense, Citizens reject the need for agents go undercover but seek greater vigilance by local special campaigns in places and times specific to help solve this problem, especially first thing in the morning, at noon and in the evening before dinner.
Mari Martínez recalls that "Loving your dog also means taking care of their needs, in the broadest sense of the word"And regrets that remain "the four old-fashioned candies that threaten when their attitude is recriminated". For them, Martínez asks for the appropriate sanctions so that "if their conscience doesn't bite them, they will poke their pockets."
