#theft

#theft

A local poker hall security guard has been charged with stealing a $100,000 diamond ring that a high roller accidentally dropped on the floor.

The persistent sound of beeping e-bikes has become synonymous with summer in cities, a reminder of ongoing low-level crime and the acceptance of bike theft.

In the early hours of Friday, Steven Dubester discovered his 2020 Toyota RAV4 damaged after a red two-door coupe collided with it, creating significant noise and chaos.

The Beach BIA is warning business owners about the vulnerabilities of POS systems after reports of thefts where alleged thieves accessed terminals to refund themselves.

A 13-year-old boy has been charged following thefts at Boots and Pandora in Bluewater Shopping Centre, which included over 4,000 worth of Dior makeup and around 300 of jewellery.

"I was threatened with being stabbed, and although the video circulating online shows only a brief, less violent clip, it does not reflect the real trauma I experienced."

A caller reported a stolen rear license plate from a white Hyundai Accent between 2 a.m. and 10:30 a.m., with the front plate remaining intact.

The owner of NZ Beauty Studio in Gravesend reported that someone stole thousands of dollars from her business, prompting police to seek public assistance in identifying the thief.

Selby told police that he recently arrived on a flight from California and was visiting his daughter. He had placed the backpack in the rear passenger side of the rental car, but when he returned, he saw that someone had smashed the window and that his backpack was missing.

Police released surveillance images of two suspects involved in the theft of a senior's debit card, resulting in over $6,000 in unauthorized withdrawals.

An instrument to a musician is way more than an object, it's more of a companion," says classical violinist David Lopez Ibanez, whose 18th Century violin was stolen in February.

Randy Jenkins and Dave Sterling were arrested for using counterfeit bills at a CVS, leading to charges of criminal possession of a forged instrument.

The suspects were identified as a 40-year-old and a 32-year-old, both residents of Redwood City, after allegedly stealing merchandise worth up to $200,000.