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Man in custody after police recover stolen items during a raid in Nakasi

Man in custody after police recover stolen items during a raid in Nakasi

By Shanil Singh
04/08/2020
Police seized mobile phones, laptops, tablets and hard drives after a raid in Nakasi.

A man who is alleged to have received stolen items is now in police custody.

Officers from the Police Southern Division Taskforce managed to arrest the man after a raid was conducted at his home in Nakasi.

The man also operates a shop in Nakasi.

Officers seized more than fifty mobile phones, laptops, tablets and hard drives which are all believed to have been stolen and were to be resold online.

Police say investigators need assistance in identifying the seized items and are requesting anyone who may have been a victim of theft to call the following numbers 8990540 or 8950864.

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