Police aim to reunite owners with stolen goods
Stolen items
(CNS): The police have published a number of pictures of construction gear, power tools and electronic equipment that officers have seized during their investigations which they believe have been stolen. The various items have already been forensically examined and photographed, enabling the police to invite the public to take a look and recover their stolen goods. In order to claim any item from the police, members of the public must be able to prove without doubt that the items being identified belong to them.
There are several ways to do this, including providing pictures of the item when it was first purchased, presenting receipts, providing serial numbers or descriptions of unique markings on the property that may have been made by owners.
The items can all be seen on the RCIPS Facebook page.
Anyone who believe that they may be able to identify items on this list should contact DC Gomes at 926-2965 or DC Mendez at 916-1621.
Detectives with the RCIPS are also reminding members of the public remember to record, list and photograph their valuables so that they can be easily identified by the police after making a report.
The police should make the images available on their website not some commercial social media platform that the majority do not subscribe to.
You don’t need a Facebook account to view the pics within the link. Just common sense. Click on it and see for yourself.
I hope I get my “exhibits” back from government soon. I am not joking either.
They open your boxes at Customs, steal your shit and then you never see it again.
This place is one big steal-a-thon. From government departments down to liquor stores getting robbed. Pure stealing going on.
Agree. Everyone is on the take. It’s called greed and it’s rampant in Cayman.
what else do you expect from a pirate loving island? arghhh!! lol
They stole my Chicharrone and ate it!
Welcome to piratedise.