Teen Charged Over Tindale Road Burglary
Police say cash and property valued at EC$9,171.50 were stolen from a home on October 15.
A 16-year-old from Kentish Road has been charged with burglary following an alleged break-in at a home on Tindale Road on October 15.
According to police, the teenager allegedly stole electronic devices, household appliances, jewellery, personal belongings, food and beverages, along with EC$550 in cash.
The items reported stolen included a Chromebook laptop, a tablet, a Samsung cellphone, a microwave oven, an air fryer and a blender.
Police placed the combined value of the missing property and cash at EC$9,171.50.
Investigations remain ongoing.
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