There are several cases of theftEvents that have occurred in Bogotá so far in 2024. These include the theft from a UNP contractor’s trucks, the case of fake police officers intercepting a Chinese citizen, and the theft of his Rolex watch. to a young businessman who specializes in stock market transactions.
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In these cases d is addedFour high-end motorcycles stolen by five armed men from the parking lot of a house in the Quiroga neighborhood In the town of Puente Aranda.
Criminals have arrived They used tools to force padlocks and door plates to gain access to two pickup trucks and motorcycles. All this happened between 3 and 4 o’clock in the morning of January 23.
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Motorcycles taken by criminals It is a KTM brand and is special for motocross and enduro riding. Each of them is worth more than 50 million pesos.
EL TIEMPO contacted Johana, the owner of the motorcycles. Assuring them that these belong to their children and other relatives who practice this motocross discipline. and compete in events held in the country.
“They belong I joined the Cundinamarca league and participated in the Gladiators event off Road,” said the owner, whose surname, EL TIEMPO, declined to be published at the victim’s request.
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Besides motorcycles Criminals also stole some tools was used for maintenance.
Seven days have passed since the day of the robbery and the victims have already filed complaints but assured that they have not received any help from the authorities so far: “The prosecutor’s office has not done anything yet. All of these organizations say you should wait a few business days, roughly 40 to 45 days.”
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Additionally, the owner assured: “We’ve collected video from security cameras, but we still don’t know anything else or who owns the motorcycles. “What are the license plates of the cars they were taken to?”
Having no idea where the motorcycles are, They decided to publish a brochure with photos of the motorcycles on their social networks. and the phone number where you can contact them.
“For this publication They called me to say you had the motorcycles, but they never asked me for money to save them. I’m a little skeptical because this must be a scam. because they don’t tell me anything concrete,” said the business owner.
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The investigation into this million-dollar theft is being led by Sijín, who is reviewing the videos. We examined the sector’s security cameras to find out where the thieves were.
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