Man loses over US$14k to thieves

A Harare man has lost US$14 750 to thieves who broke into his company vehicle in Bulawayo after he stopped at a fast-food outlet to have lunch.

Police said investigations were in progress to ascertain what transpired. Bulawayo province police spokesperson, Inspector Abednico Ncube said Wellington Kagodo had travelled from Harare to collect the money, and was in the company of his two workmates when the incident took place.

“Kagodo had visited Bulawayo from Harare to collect money. He went to a restaurant situated along Queen Lozikeyi (Fife) Street between 10th and 11th Avenue and parked his car. He left behind two satchels that contained US$14 750,” Ncube said.

When he went back to the car to check his bags, he found the driver’s door open, and the satchels missing.

Ncube appealed to anyone with information that could lead to the arrest of the thieves.

He also urged companies and individuals to engage security companies when moving large sums of money.

“As police, we would like to urge companies and individuals to engage the services of security companies when moving large sums of money,” he said.

— Ziana

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