Staff Reporter
POLICE are investigating four separate housebreaking incidents reported in Kappsfarm, Rundu and Katima Mulilo, with property worth more than N$180,000 allegedly stolen from homes.
According to the Namibian Police weekend crime report, in Kappsfarm, a housebreaking with intent to steal was reported on Saturday.
It is alleged that the suspects used an unknown object to cut the window burglar bars before gaining entry to the house and stealing hunting rifles and torches valued at N$120,000.
No recoveries or arrests have been made, and the police investigation continues.
In Rundu, a housebreaking with intent to steal and theft was reported on Friday in the Donkerhoek location.
The suspect allegedly used an unknown object to break the padlock of a door and gain entry into the house, from where household appliances and mobile devices valued at N$15,100 were stolen.
No recoveries or arrests have been made, and police investigations continue.
Two separate incidents were also reported in Katima Mulilo.
On Friday, a housebreaking with intent to steal and theft was reported in Cowboy location. The suspect allegedly used an unknown object to break the complainant’s house door and stole electronic and mobile devices valued at N$33,000.
Another incident was reported at an unknown time on Saturday in the Ngweze location. The suspect allegedly broke the complainant’s house door and stole electronic and mobile devices valued at N$12,220.
No recoveries or arrests have been made in either Katima Mulilo case, and police investigations continue.
