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In a daring overnight heist, thieves wreaked havoc at the well-known building material shop owned by prominent businessman Mr. Soko Tarawally.
The incident, which occurred on Sunday night of 6th August 2023 in Pujehun Town, saw the brazen criminals make off with an extensive haul of valuable items worth millions of leones.
The thieves managed to break into Mr. Tarawally’s establishment, leaving a trail of destruction. More than a hundred bags of cement, dozens of zinc sheets, rubber, paint cans, chairs, and power saw machine parts were among the stolen properties.
The monetary value of the looted goods has been estimated to be substantial.
As news of the burglary spreads throughout the community, authorities have issued a warning to citizens not to purchase any building materials, rubber, paint cans, power saw machine parts, or chairs from unauthorized dealers during this time, stating that the illicit trade of these stolen items could not only fuel the criminal enterprise but also inadvertently implicate unwitting buyers.
In response to the incident, the police are actively investigating the matter and have launched a manhunt for the perpetrators. The authorities are seeking the cooperation of the public in providing any information that might lead to the apprehension of the thieves. If anyone notices or comes across individuals attempting to sell the listed stolen items, they are urged to report it immediately to the nearest Police Station.
Residents have expressed shock and concern over the incident, as Mr. Soko Tarawally’s building material shop has been a reputable establishment, serving the community construction needs for years. Many have pledged their support to help the authorities track down the culprits and recover the stolen property.
As the search continues, businesses and citizens alike remain on high alert, cooperating with law enforcement agencies to restore peace and safety in Pujehun Town.
The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of community vigilance in thwarting criminal activities and maintaining the well-being of the area.
The authorities have assured the public that every effort will be made to bring the perpetrators to justice and restore a sense of security to the community.
In the meantime, Mr. Tarawally’s building material shop will remain closed while repairs are underway, and a thorough inventory of the stolen items is being conducted.
The Pujehun community stands united against these brazen acts of crime, hoping for a swift resolution and the return of the stolen property to its rightful owner.
