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Police Reported Several Break-ins throughout the Island.

Philipsburg:--- Several house break-ins took place on different parts of the island this past week reported Interim Police Spokesman Geronimo Juliet. Juliet said the office of Giovanni Services located at Organic Pipe Cactus Road was burglarized on Tuesday. The police spokesman said unknown persons entered the establishment through the window and they stole a black microwave, two black IBM computers, one black Dell computer, two Fujitsu air conditioning units, two car batteries belongings to a red color truck number plate Z-11 and a blue Isuzu truck number plate V-16.
The owner saw two cars in the vicinity and tried to chase one of them. Together with the police unit they managed to recover one of the cars in the vicinity of the Key's but the drivers had managed to get away. Detectives will continue with the investigation.
On Thursday, Juliet said a woman discovered her home on Welfare Road was also broken into. The bandits he said made off with two flat screen televisions and cable box. Also on Thursday patrols were directed to Mildrum Road where two unknown persons were stealing in a house. Upon reaching the scene, the police officers noticed that the suspects had just left the scene with the stolen items in a white Hyundai Getz bearing number plate 0020 ZBB. The suspects however did not manage to reach far as they were intercepted by the K-9 patrol. Together with the police unit who arrived at the scene almost immediately they arrested the two men F.D. 29 years and R.A.M 31 years old, both from the Domincan Republic. In the car they found a black flat screen T.V some cellular phones and the remote control belonging to the T.V. The owner recognised the items as those belonging to him. Bandits also entered a home in Richardson Drive on Thursday and stole a camera, cable box, Windward Islands bank book and a Dutch Passport. The police spokesman said another home on Richardson Drive was invaded and the thieves made off with a flat screen television, gold wrist watch and a small amount of cash that was stored in a safe.
The owner of a Suzuki Hayabusa motorcycle reported that on Thursday unknown persons took the motorcycle which carries number plate M-335. The owner told police that the motorcycle was parked in front of th Princess Juliana International Airport when it was stolen. He further told police that he bought the bike but owed the owner a balance of $1500. The owner had kept the spare key and after he paid the balance he would get the spare key. The owner said when he missed the motorbike he called the former owner to see if he took the bike but that person said he did not know anything about the bike. The detective department is busy investigating the case.
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