点评:Well the shopping centre is actually fantastic, so many shops, restaurants, cinema, bowling etc and a massive carrefour.
As we entered the shopping centre my husband noticed what looked like a homeless man sat outside, he went to double check the locks of the car from the entrance, as our car was in reach. It was locked. We did some shopping and got some dinner, probably there for about 2.5 hrs. When we walked towards the car I noticed a window was down on our car, I didn't remember the windows being down. So we opened the boot and discovered a child in our boot, with our coats hidden over him, he couldn't have been no older than 10. He didn't move, we shouted at him to get up and literally had to pull him out. My 2 children aged 9 and 10 and my husband and I were both very shook up. The boy casually walked over to another male adult. There should be more security around places like this, physically in terms of police or security guards walking around the shopping centre and security cameras. Looking back at when my husband saw the homeless man at the front of the shopping centre makes sense now, and we think he was tampering with electronic signals of english cars. We have since discovered this info below;
Migrants or individuals (sometimes referred to in reports or forums as young people/migrants) hiding or attempting to get into the boots or back of cars in shopping centre car parks around Calais—specifically at major hubs like Cité Europe in Coquelles—is a known security risk for drivers returning to the UK.
What HappensHiding in Vehicles: Individuals looking to cross the border illicitly have been known to slip into car boots or rear compartments while shoppers are loading groceries or away from their vehicles.
Tampering: Drivers have reported instances where doors or boots were opened or accessed quickly in busy parking lots, sometimes aided by electronic signal blockers or taking advantage of unlocked doors.
Safety Tips for Shoppers Lock Your Car: Always manually check that your car doors and boot are locked immediately after leaving them, even if you walk just a short distance away.
Stay Vigilant: Be aware of your surroundings when returning to your vehicle at Cité Europe or local hypermarkets like Carrefour.
Check Before You Drive: Do a quick inspection of your vehicle's exterior, roof box, and boot area before departing the car park.
翻译:那个购物中心真的棒极了,有好多商店、餐厅、电影院、保龄球馆等等,还有一个超大的家乐福。
当我们进入购物中心时,我丈夫注意到门口似乎有个无家可归的人坐着。由于我们的车就在附近,他便去确认一下车门是否锁好。结果车门确实锁上了。我们购物了一番,还吃了晚餐,大概待了2个半小时左右。当我们朝车走去时,我发现我们车的车窗是开着的。我不记得车窗是开着的。于是我们打开后备箱,发现里面有个小孩,我们的外套盖在他身上,他年纪肯定不超过10岁。他一动不动,我们喊他起来,最后不得不把他拉出来。我和9岁、10岁的两个孩子以及丈夫都惊呆了。那个男孩若无其事地走向另一个成年男子。这种地方应该加强安保措施才对。从物理层面来说,就是有警察或保安在购物中心内巡逻,还有监控摄像头。现在回想起来,我丈夫当时在购物中心门口看到那个无家可归的男子也就说得通了;我们认为他当时正在干扰英国车辆的电子信号。此后,我们获得了以下信息:
在加来周边的购物中心停车场内,有移民或人员(有时在报告或论坛中被称为年轻人/移民)藏身于汽车的后备箱或车尾处,试图搭车进入英国。这一现象对准备返回英国的司机而言是一个众所周知的安全隐患——尤其是在像科凯尔的“Cité Europe”这样的主要交通枢纽地区。藏在车辆中:那些企图非法越境的人常常会趁购物者正在往车里装食品杂货或离开车辆时,偷偷钻进汽车后备箱或后车厢。
破坏行为:有司机反映,在人群密集的停车场里,车门或后备箱会突然被打开或被闯入,有时是借助电子信号干扰器,或是利用未上锁的车门来实施这种行为。购物安全小贴士:
锁好车门:即便只是离开一小段距离,也务必在离开后手动检查车门及后备箱是否已锁好。
保持警惕:在Cité Europe或家乐福等大型超市返回停车场时,请留意周围环境。
出发前检查:驶离停车场前,请快速检查车辆外观、车顶行李箱以及后备箱区域。