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Original Post Date: 2006-12-06 Posted By: Jan
From the News Archives of: WWW.AfricanCrisis.Org
Date & Time Posted: 12/6/2006
S.Africa: Family robbed of R30,000 at luxury resort
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From the News Archives of: WWW.AfricanCrisis.Org
Date & Time Posted: 12/6/2006
S.Africa: Family robbed of R30,000 at luxury resort
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[Ouch! Jan] Cape Town – A family from Swellendam was robbed of possessions worth thousands of rands while sleeping at a four-star establishment in Hout Bay on the first night of their holiday. Despite strict security measures at the luxury resort, Nick Oosthuizen and his three sons, Petrus, 17, Mattheus, 17 and Nicholaas, 15, suffered losses to the value of more than R30 000 after the burglary into their cottage at Houtkapperspoort. Nobody was injured. According to Oosthuizen, an advocate, they were sleeping when the thief struck. “My son, Nicholaas, was woken up at about 01:30 by the sound of tinkling glass in the kitchen on the lower storey. He got up and saw that the kitchen window was open, thought it was the wind, and went back to bed.” Management insensitive Only the next morning did they realise that they had been cleaned out by burglars, said Oosthuizen snr. The stolen goods included cellphones, cameras, a precious CD-collection, spending money and a suitcase full of clothes. “Nicholaas’s heart is broken about the CDs he had been collecting over the past ten years. It will be difficult to replace,” said his father. “It’s a shocking experience to realise somebody has been inside your house. We are very disappointed about it,” he said. He said the burglary was reported to the police and the resort management. “The police were quick to react, but the management was a bit insensitive about the issue.” “I issued an emotional plea to the management, to if possible, request that the person who had taken the CD-collection, please return it.” Management allegedly responded by asking, “Would you like to check out?” A management member from Houtkapperspoort said nobody would be available on Monday for comment about the burglary. According to Willie Viljoen, regional manager for Fidelity security, they were investigating the incident. The possibility that a security guard was involved was being investigated. “We searched the security guards’ homes but found nothing. The guards will this week undergo lie-detecting tests,” he said. http://www.news24.com/News24/South_Africa/News/0,,2-7-1442_2039614,00.html Replied: |
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