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A 22-year-old man from Chaguanas suffered an unfortunate incident when his car was stolen by two individuals he had just met at a nightclub. The incident occurred on Sunday, November 10, when the victim arrived at Maracas Bay in his $24,000 worth black Mitsubishi Lancer, accompanied by the two men. After spending the night at a nightclub, they all went to the beach where the victim fell asleep. Upon waking up, he found the two men and his car missing, along with all of his personal belongings. The victim did not have any contact information of the two men, making the investigations difficult. The victim’s inability to recall his phone number further hindered the efforts by preventing the police from tracking the device. The case is still being investigated by Maracas Police Station’s PC Malchan.
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