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Incident: Vehicle Theft
Reporting Officer: Ronjovie ardiza Date of Report: 05 April 2001
At about 1040 hours on 5th April 2001, I met with Ms. kristine ragasa at sta.cruz laguna regarding a vehicle theft. Ms.martinez said she parked her car by a parking meter outside 7 eleven at about 0945 hours and went into a nearby shop to return a faulty torch she had purchased the previous day. She said that when she returned to 7 eleven at about 1000 hours, she discovered her car was missing.
Ms. martinez described her car as a maroon, 1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse with a black convertible roof. The car registration number is GTL-682-P. She estimated the value of the car at ₤8,500 and said there were no distinguishing marks or items.
Ms. martinez told me she locked the car, but she does not have the keys. She now believes she may have left the keys in the boot lock after removing the faulty torch from the boot. Ms. martinez said she gave no one permission to take her car, and she is up to date with her loan repayments.
I conducted a survey of the crime scene but found no items of evidence. I saw no broken glass in the area, and there were no items to retrieve or photograph.
I obtained a sworn statement from Ms. martinez and provided her with the case number and Information Leaflet 99/07 ("What to do when your car is stolen"). I entered the vehicle into the station database as a stolen vehicle. I also searched the area but was unable to find the
Reporting Officer: Ronjovie ardiza Date of Report: 05 April 2001
At about 1040 hours on 5th April 2001, I met with Ms. kristine ragasa at sta.cruz laguna regarding a vehicle theft. Ms.martinez said she parked her car by a parking meter outside 7 eleven at about 0945 hours and went into a nearby shop to return a faulty torch she had purchased the previous day. She said that when she returned to 7 eleven at about 1000 hours, she discovered her car was missing.
Ms. martinez described her car as a maroon, 1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse with a black convertible roof. The car registration number is GTL-682-P. She estimated the value of the car at ₤8,500 and said there were no distinguishing marks or items.
Ms. martinez told me she locked the car, but she does not have the keys. She now believes she may have left the keys in the boot lock after removing the faulty torch from the boot. Ms. martinez said she gave no one permission to take her car, and she is up to date with her loan repayments.
I conducted a survey of the crime scene but found no items of evidence. I saw no broken glass in the area, and there were no items to retrieve or photograph.
I obtained a sworn statement from Ms. martinez and provided her with the case number and Information Leaflet 99/07 ("What to do when your car is stolen"). I entered the vehicle into the station database as a stolen vehicle. I also searched the area but was unable to find the