Vengeance and madnes
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Unit three Exercise 15 Yeah. The police in Malik have received reports of theft and asked us to launch an appeal for information following theft from the Isle of Can a community shop. The incident is believed to have occurred between 8 p.m. On Friday, the 12th of June and 8 a.m. On Saturday, the 13th of June. A number of items were reported as stolen, consisting of hand knitting, woolen hats, confectionery and toiletries. The police wish to speak to members of the public and those on board fishing vessels and yards which were moored at can appear around the time of the incident. Julie McCabe, who runs the shop, says it is extremely disappointing to realize that the theft could force the shop to close. The thief made off with £200 of goods from the village shop. It's the island's first burglary for 50 years. We are thinking about putting CCTV in, but we don't want to do that because it is against the whole honesty idea. The shop is often left open overnight to allow sailors and fishermen to use Internet facilities and make themselves a cup of tea. We are a small community of 19 adults and four Children. But the population swells during the summer months with tourists from cruise liners and yachts. Visitors can purchase goods at any time, making a note of what they have taken and leaving their payment in an honesty box. The police also states that such incidents are very rare in Canada, and they are keen to speak with anyone who may have visited the islands or who may have information that can assist them with their inquiries. If anyone has any information about the incident, they are encouraged to contact the police on 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on oh 805 55111