Thieves abandon stolen car by police station

| 22/05/2023 | 5 Comments
stolen car, Cayman News Service
2023 Honda BRV, the model of car stolen (supplied by the RCIPS)

(CNS) UPDATED: The thieves who made off with a new Honda SUV following a burglary at a condo complex on the West Road abandoned the stolen vehicle by the George Town Police Station on Elgin Avenue, the RCIPS has said. The Honda BRV was found early this morning after the thieves left it there around 4am Monday and fled on foot.

Police said the vehicle has been recovered and is being forensically processed, as investigations into the theft of the vehicle and the preceding burglary continue.

Original Post: Thieves who broke into a condo unit at an undisclosed complex on the West Bay Road in West Bay also stole a white 2023 Honda BRV LX, registration #214 047, from the parking lot after the burglary. The culprits took cash and personal items during the break-in at the condo, which happened in the early hours of Saturday morning.

The rented SUV is described as having a noticeable dent in the centre of the trunk near the rear licence plate.

Anyone who sees the stolen vehicle is asked to contact 911. Anonymous tips can be provided the RCIPS Confidential Tip Line at 949-7777 or the website. Tips can also be submitted anonymously to caymancrimestoppers.com.


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  1. Anonymous says:

    For anyone new to Cayman: even if identified, our Department of Public Prosecutions does not normally charge Caymanian criminals that return stolen property, whether in whole or in part, and with full discount of the act of grand larceny if they have the right politician or connection in their corner. These thieves must be well connected to risk dropping it off at the police station.

  2. Anonymous says:

    Very thoughtful? How about not stealing someone else’s car or robbing someone in the first place?

    Stop being so lazy and self-centered that you refuse to get a job where you might actually have to WORK.

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  3. No camera at GT pilice? says:

    This is the only way the Rcijp would find the vehicle.

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    • Anonymous says:

      well, the other way is leading a high speed chase into stopped traffic because the fru wouldn’t direct the cars to safety…

  4. Anonymous says:

    hahahahahahahahahahhahahahahaha………………..hahahahahhahahahahahahahahha…………………..hahahahahahahhahahahah.

    only in Cayman

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