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A GANG of four burglars with what seems like intimate knowledge of the alarm system of a business in Walvis Bay stole computers and frozen food worth an estimated N$100 000 on Tuesday evening.<\/p>\n
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According to the owner of Walvis Bay Ship Chandlers, Luther Mostert, the burglars knew exactly how to enter the business premises without setting off the intricate alarm system installed at the business premises.<\/p>\n
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\u201cTo make matters worse, the security company we use sold their services to us by promising that the premises will be under constant video surveillance. These burglars managed to evade the trip sensors of the alarm system and knew exactly where the surveillance cameras were placed to avoid being identified,\u201d Mostert said.<\/p>\n
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