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Police are currently investigating an incident involving the theft of a white MAN truck from the TCL Ltd compound in Claxton Bay. The incident occurred on Sunday night. The truck, owned by Oronco Services Ltd, was later found abandoned near the Waterloo Cremation site. Initial reports indicate that a 38-year-old supervisor with Oronco Services Ltd left the truck unsecured with the keys in the ignition on the western side of the TCL compound at Southern Main Road. The supervisor then left the area. At approximately 10.55 pm, a TCL employee operating a forklift noticed a man driving the truck out of the compound. Before the employee could alert the security officer on duty, the truck had already exited onto the main road. Officers from the St Margaret’s Police Station were promptly alerted, and a flash alert was issued through the Command Centre. Upon arriving at the scene, officers interviewed workers and reviewed CCTV footage. The truck was found intact by PC Sookraj and PC Hosein of the Freeport Police Station, but the keys were missing. The vehicle was subsequently towed to the St Margaret’s Police Station for further processing by Crime Scene Investigators. The investigation into the incident is ongoing.
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