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White 212 stolen at Mount Sinai Village 

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May 24, 2021
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A white 212 motorcar, HB 8987, was stolen from the road parapet at Mount Sinai Village Public Road, East Canje Berbice between Saturday evening and Sunday morning.

According to the Guyana Police Force, at around 21:00hrs on Saturday, a hire car driver parked his motorcar on the road parapet at Mount Sinai Village Public Road East Canje Berbice, however, upon his return the following morning at around 6:30hrs, the car was missing.

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The white 212 motorcar, HB 8987, is valued $1.4M. The driver made several checks for the car but came up empty handed. The police were contacted and investigations are underway.

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