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Dec 23, 2023 News
Kaieteur News – The car that was stolen from a sleeping La Parfaite Harmonie, West Bank Demerara (WBD) family was found abandoned on Friday at approximately 11:25hrs. by ranks of the Timehri Police Station and Division 4 ‘b’ Intelligence Department.
The car, a silver Toyota Runx, bearing registration number PNN 7422 was found at a sand pit behind Chan Sand Road, Soesdyke, East Bank Demerara (EBD). It was examined and found to be intact.
On Wednesday, when Nafiza Khan and her family woke up they discovered that their motorcar and other valuables were stolen. Reports are that the robbery occurred between 03:00hrs. and 04:00hrs.
Kaieteur News understands that the family was awakened by a neighbour and it was then they discovered that their silver Toyota Runx motorcar was stolen. Further checks revealed that $100,000 in cash was stolen from Khan’s daughter, along with two gold chains, two wedding rings, one gold band, and one silver and gold band, all worth $800,000.
Additionally, an iPhone valued $105,000; $190,000 in cash and three pairs of gold earrings were stolen.
Meanwhile, Khan’s neighbour was also robbed of two mobile phones. Reports are that thieves robbed them first before pouncing on Khan’s home.
The matter was reported to ranks at the La Parfaite Harmonie Police Station.
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