What would you guys do if the Guardia Civil police force stole a drawing from you? There are only four of us here at the office and yet we can´t agree if we should report the theft to the self-same police force or if we need to call in Anacleto, the special secret agent, or maybe we need to call in the aid of the telephone help-line to help us out.

We were just about to go off for a short lunch-break when we discovered that the Guardia Civil police has just published on Twitter a drawing of ours without as much as a thank you from them, nor any kind of acknowledgement being made of the fact. To make matters worse, it is Escondido, one of our very favorite drawings. We have no objections to the content of the twitter message nor with the purpose behind it, but we are simply left wondering if they themselves are going to chase down the “thief” for the unlicensed use of intellectual property in relation to our wolves and sheep. For many less cheeky deeds made on Twitter, there has been a corresponding outrage and scandal and a general hullaballoo made by injured parties of all kinds.

But, as we are easy and benevolent folk, we are ready to forgive the Guardia Civil police their cheeky deed – but, we do feel a need to call for justice, even if we don’t quite know what exactly we could ask them of them. Someone here mentioned the bright idea of giving us at least one “free year” without any speeding fines being imposed; someone else suggested forcing them to submit their traditional “tricornio” helmet for a well-needed new design to be carried out by Kukuxumusu; yet another person who works here with us said they would be satisfied with having an intimate “one-to-one” confrontation with the particular “Body” in question .

As our neurons are all played out and we still haven´t managed to get any lunch, we cannot come up with any further steps that might be taken. So we are sending out a plea to you all to help us to see justice done, and proper justice at that. So, let´s see if you can come up with some ideas to allow us to get a just compensation and if it is made with a sense of humor all the better. You can send in your suggestions by using the hashtag #justiciaKukuxumusu