After the owner lost his vehicle key, CCTV cameras captured the theft of his Suzuki Escudo, PL7968, parked outside his home in Castries.
Al Edward explained that he lost the key Monday night.
“I lost the key last night. I was sitting on a wall,” Edward told St. Lucia Times, Tuesday morning.
He said he was wearing trousers without pockets, so he placed the key on the wall.
Edward recalled browsing through his mobile telephone and eventually leaving, forgetting that he had placed the key on the wall.
“Somebody in the area got the key and that’s how they got access to the vehicle,” the Castries resident explained.
He said once in possession of the key, the thief would have been able to turn off the vehicle alarm.
Edward posted a Facebook appeal, asking anyone with information to contact him on 7185141.
He disclosed that the stolen vehicle contained music equipment.
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4 COMMENTS
PLEASE RETURN THE EQUIPTMENT AT LEASE THEY ARE OF NO USE TO YOU. AFTER YOU JOY RIDE RETURN THE VEHICLE.
a a a white man that looking like ee .check his legs they white. he should be easy to find
@Realist
looool you do know that is how footage looks on those type of cctv cameras especially at night right?
That thief looks like a fella from entrepot who goes in the neighborhood people yard and steal things. Random things even down to aloe plant, I won’t be surprised he’s a pepping tom. That’s easy to get his posture can be easily recognize who may have seen this vid and know the individual ask him to return the man’s property in peace otherwise you might be another homicide
PLEASE RETURN THE EQUIPTMENT AT LEASE THEY ARE OF NO USE TO YOU. AFTER YOU JOY RIDE RETURN THE VEHICLE.
a a a white man that looking like ee .check his legs they white. he should be easy to find
@Realist
looool you do know that is how footage looks on those type of cctv cameras especially at night right?
That thief looks like a fella from entrepot who goes in the neighborhood people yard and steal things. Random things even down to aloe plant, I won’t be surprised he’s a pepping tom. That’s easy to get his posture can be easily recognize who may have seen this vid and know the individual ask him to return the man’s property in peace otherwise you might be another homicide