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Theft from car in St. Eustatius | THE DAILY HERALD

November 23, 2020

Theft from car in St. Eustatius | THE DAILY HERALD
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ST. EUSTATIUS--Unknown persons destroyed the rear window on the passenger side of a car parked on Father van Tefelenweg in Oranjestad, St. Eustatius, and took away various tools.

  The case of destruction of property and theft was reported to the Caribbean Netherlands Police Force KPCN on Wednesday, November 18, and is under investigation.

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  “Many car break-ins are typical occasional thefts. The occasional thief is a perpetrator who sees attractive loot for the taking, where there is no surveillance. Always keep valuable items out of sight. Park the car in sight and light as much as possible. This makes it less attractive to break in,” the KPCN stated.

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