Simpa Indir
Gwendoline Muehl
Catorce personas de nacionalidad italiana intentaron marcharse sin pagar de un restaurante de Pamplona el pasado sábado, haciendo lo que se llama en lenguaje coloquial como un simpa, pero, al ser capturados, fueron obligados por la Policía Foral a abonar la cuenta, que ascendía a 620 euros, y a dejar propina.
I read that as, "14 people of Italian nationality tried leaving without paying from a restaurant in Pamplona last Saturday, doing what is called in colloquial language as a "simpa", but, upon being captured, they were forced by the Foral Police to pay the bill, that was over 620 Euros and to leave a tip.
Usually I can figure things out by understanding everything else, but I can't figure out what "simpa" is. Basically, it looks like they were trying to "eat and run"? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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