Police Call For Diligence Amid Hike In Car Break-Ins
By Azlan Othman

Bandar Seri Begawan - Seventeen theft cases and two car break-ins were recorded in the past three days, including two goats and nearly $30,000 in cash, prompting the police to call on motorists to develop the habit of locking their cars.

Other goods stolen were three car rims, two cables, a speaker, a feeder pillar, two welding cables, a hose, jewelleries, two computers, a sports bag including a wallet and important documents, a mobile phone, a sliding frame, and $1,240 in cash.

Meanwhile, two cars were broken into at parking lots in Kiarong and Yayasan, leading to a total loss of $28,725.47, including a black-and-red Mitsubishi car.

The police also reported three assaults, a vandalism case, a fraud case, a case of giving out false information, a case of illegal possession of alcoholic beverages, a corruption case, three drug abuse cases, a customs case, and two immigration cases.

As for road accidents, 20 cases were recorded including four freak accidents and an accident involving a pedestrian.  -- Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin

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