On Tuesday, September 15, 2026, a black Nissan Navara pickup truck was reported stolen at gunpoint from the premises of Bamboo #2, a commercial complex in the industrial district.
The vehicle, registered TEA 4131, is a mid‑size pickup that has been a popular choice for local contractors due to its durability and off‑road capability.
Witnesses at Bamboo #2 heard a rapid exchange of gunfire before the driver was forced out of the truck and fled the scene. Security cameras captured the moment, but the suspect was not identified immediately.
Local police responded within minutes, securing the area and collecting evidence. An initial statement from the department indicated that no injuries were reported, though the incident has heightened concerns about security in the area.
At this time, authorities have not identified a suspect, and the individual remains at large. Investigators are reviewing footage from nearby cameras and asking anyone with information to come forward.
The theft highlights the importance of robust security measures for businesses and residents alike. Community members are urged to report any suspicious activity and to remain vigilant.
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