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A company-owned Nissan Note was left stripped and damaged in Malabar, Arima, after thieves stole its bonnet and both front headlights. Video recorded after the discovery shows the Nissan Note with its engine bay completely exposed after the bonnet was removed. Both front headlight assemblies were also missing, while a side window was visibly smashed. People at the scene expressed shock at the extent of the theft, particularly since the Nissan Note was described as a relatively new company vehicle. According to the account given at the scene, people were inside the property when the vehicle was targeted. The size of the stolen parts also raised questions about how the perpetrators managed to transport the bonnet and headlights from the area without attracting attention. The company responsible for the Nissan Note was reportedly contacted following the discovery. It remains unclear how many people were involved, how the stolen parts were transported or exactly when the vehicle was targeted. The incident has renewed concerns about thieves targeting specific vehicle components rather than stealing entire vehicles, leaving owners facing the cost and inconvenience of replacing expensive parts and repairing additional damage.
A company-owned Nissan Note was left stripped and damaged in Malabar, Arima, after thieves stole its bonnet and both front headlights. Video recorded after the discovery shows the Nissan Note with its engine bay completely exposed after the bonnet was removed. Both front headlight assemblies were also missing, while a side window was visibly smashed. People at the scene expressed shock at the extent of the theft, particularly since the Nissan Note was described as a relatively new company vehicle. According to the account given at the scene, people were inside the property when the vehicle was targeted. The size of the stolen parts also raised questions about how the perpetrators managed to transport the bonnet and headlights from the area without attracting attention. The company responsible for the Nissan Note was reportedly contacted following the discovery. It remains unclear how many people were involved, how the stolen parts were transported or exactly when the vehicle was targeted. The incident has renewed concerns about thieves targeting specific vehicle components rather than stealing entire vehicles, leaving owners facing the cost and inconvenience of replacing expensive parts and repairing additional damage.
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