Police investigate housebreaking and theft cases across Namibia
Namibian police are investigating a series of housebreaking and theft incidents across several regions, including Wanaheda, Mariental, Katutura, and Ndama. Stolen property and cash totaling over N$123,000 have been reported, with no arrests made in most cases.
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The report highlights ongoing public safety and crime concerns in Namibia, reflecting local law enforcement challenges.
POLICE are investigating a series of housebreaking and theft cases reported in Wanaheda, Mariental, Katutura and Ndama, with stolen property and cash valued at more than N$123,000 reported across the incidents.
According to the Namibian Police weekend crime report, in Wanaheda, an unknown suspect allegedly broke a padlock at a property in Hakahana on Friday and stole a security guard uniform, two magazines loaded with 10 rounds each, a black pistol holder, two cooler boxes and N$3,500 in cash.
The stolen items are estimated to be worth N$21,000. Police investigations are ongoing.
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