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Hello, I hope you are well. According to the statistics of Puerto Rico's police, more than 500

vehicles have been reported as stolen in what it is going to last year. Last year, the

police reported a total of 1,977 cases of hurtful vehicles, of which only

the 15% of the cases were declared. One of the themes that many of us share is

that they steal us from the car when we are in a commercial center or when we are

working. We can also be afraid that while we are sleeping in our

places, someone enters and tries to steal us. Today's episode is about a

attempt to steal cars, which a good citizen tries to avoid costing

life. That good citizen was at his best a detour from Puerto Rico's

Puerto Rican. Felix Abier Pérez Rivera was born in Guayama, Puerto Rico,

31 May 1971. He was married and had four children. He was a

extracurricular valoncelista Puerto Rican, which even was part of the selection of

Puerto Rico's valoncelista in the 90s. Felix Abier was a center,

half six feet and ten inches and played for 15 seasons in the league of

Puerto Rico's national valoncelista. Felix Abier played for the

Medes de Guaynago, San Hermán's athletic, the piratas de quebradillas,

the Leones de Ponce and the Argentinian captives. In 1995, one of his best

years, Felix Abier literally played the league, promediando 10.3 rebotes

por juego.

Disfrutéin lo que para ustedes toño brincado, vuelve toño, se acabó el juego amigos.

La victoria, la medalla de oro para el quinteto nacional de Puerto Rico

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