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Thieves Steal US$17,000 And Sportswear From Parked Nissan X-Trail In Harare

4 months agoThu, 14 Nov 2024 06:24:06 GMT
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Thieves Steal US$17,000 And Sportswear From Parked Nissan X-Trail In Harare

Thieves broke into a parked Nissan X-Trail using an unidentified object, stealing a bag containing over US$17,000 in cash, along with sportswear.

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) confirmed that the incident took place just after midday on Tuesday at the corner of King George and Natal Avenue in Avondale, Harare. Police said:

Police in Harare are investigating a case of theft from car which occurred at corner King George and Natal Avenue, Avondale on 12/11/24 at around 1230 hours.

Unknown suspects stole a bag containing USD 17 555.00 cash and sport wear from a Nissan X-Trail vehicle after using an unknown object to break the vehicle’s rear right quarter glass.

The ZRP has called on anyone with information to report to the nearest police station.

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In a separate incident, police recovered a Mazda Atenza (registration number AES 9788) on Monday in Lusaka, Highfield, Harare.

The vehicle had been stolen in a robbery in Marondera on Sunday at around 3:45 PM.

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21 Comments

Chiurai · 4 months ago
Zimbabwe should make it a law. No one should keep more than $2000 mumba or anywhere. Police will only be allowed to record $2000 as maximum stolen money Banks on the other hand should have deposit boxes. They keep these at a fee. They only release $2000 at a time. That money will not be given to anyone as **** or anything. Pawadira you get but not more than $2000. Mari yako unotoziva kuti Iri ku branch rakati In the event you want to pay JOHN more than $2000. John opens his deposit box Mari yotransfewa without leaving the bank Ma Robbers anopedzerena nema banks.
Shay,mpempe · 4 months ago
idhiri rakatorongwa iri saka police get busy
shay,mpempe · 4 months ago
idhiri rakatongwa iri gys police get busy
AI Hai · 4 months ago
Nobody in his right senses can move alone with such a huge amount of cash. Ummmm I smell a rat
chaka · 4 months ago
akangaatumiwa ne company .saka munyati kufeka robbery .kuplana ne team rake
Xx · 4 months ago
Tangayi naiye aive nemari yakabiwa kuti anyatso taura zvakaitika mozo musiya mbavha dzabatwa
Voltaire · 4 months ago
How can someone in his/her right senses leave $17K in a parked car. I think the individual is lying to the police so that the crime that was committed can have some weight
Tawanda Mhazi · 4 months ago
Vakakutevera manhandled kubva kure newe, lucky ungadai wakapondwa
🌄🧱🍓🎊💞🍒🏆🍑🌽🍕👙 · 4 months ago
new law in Zimbabwe states clearly that there is no person is allowed to keep more than 2000 from 5000USD in his house/were ever he is,or traveling even going abroad is a crime.those in possession of huge money you are the first to be charged then the thief later why because they need it.
Hwesa · 4 months ago
5k ino tenga mota hr?
chanhuwa gongo reshindi · 4 months ago
ehe
pipiro · 4 months ago
That applies only to those travelling outside the country by road, air or otherwise
Boss Gee😎 · 4 months ago
Inside job
Ding Dong · 4 months ago
akabirwa ndiye akatuma vanhu iwe vakutogovana so
apes · 4 months ago
menge muchingofarira zvisina basa Zimbabwe yakuita kunge south africa
Mariyawanda Nzuwa · 4 months ago
zvavo vatowana mari yeChristmas
madzi dady Miriam's · 4 months ago
zvakadhakwa $17.000 wosiya mumota aaaaaa
nherera · 4 months ago
iiye muhnu anenge achitakura 17000 achiyendepi nayo and. oyisiya mumota just like that this is fake news police must arrest him
Tambaoga · 4 months ago
kana 1000 chaiyo handisiye mumota.apa mubag fut.zviripachena ange ane mota iyoyo ndiyobabha simple

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