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    Electronics worth R100 000 stolen from store

    Kayla RouxBy Kayla RouxMay 30, 2013No Comments1 Min Read
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    Approximately R100 000 worth of computer technology was stolen after a break-in at Insight Technologies at Peppergrove Mall in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

    Approximately R100 000 worth of computer technology was stolen after a break-in at Insight Technologies at Peppergrove Mall in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

    According to SAPS spokesperson Captain Mali Govender, an unknown number of people broke into the electronics store.

    The police have made no arrests at this point, and appeal to the community for any information regarding the incident.

     

    Read the full report in Grocott's Mail on Friday 31 May!

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