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Thieves got some ‘Belize Local Deals’ after Blake Building break-in; phones, laptops and tablets among stolen items

By Breaking Belize News Staff: Police are investigating another burglary at Belize Local Deals, located inside the Blake Building in Belize City, where thieves made off with several cell phones, laptops and tablets.

Assistant Commissioner of Police Hilberto Romero, Head of the National Crime Investigation Branch, said the burglary was reported at around 7:10 a.m. on Sunday.

According to Romero, a security guard made checks inside the business establishment after becoming suspicious and discovered that locks had been broken.

Further checks revealed that a number of electronic devices, including laptops, tablets and cell phones, had been stolen.

Romero said investigators are reviewing surveillance footage from the property in an effort to identify the persons responsible.

Police did not have a final count or value for the stolen merchandise at the time of Monday’s briefing.

The Blake Building has been targeted before. In August, burglars broke into Belize Local Deals at the Hudson Street property and stole a large quantity of electronics. Surveillance footage from that incident reportedly showed six persons entering the establishment.

Police investigations continue.

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By Breaking Belize News Staff: Police are investigating another burglary at Belize Local Deals, located inside the Blake Building in Belize City, where thieves made off with several cell phones, laptops and tablets. Assistant Commissioner of Police Hilberto Romero, Head of the National Crime Investigation Branch, said the burglary was reported at around 7:10 a.m.
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