Suspect arrested after JD5,000 stolen from roastery in Amman
The Public Security Directorate (PSD) spokesperson said a report was received this morning by the East Amman Police Directorate and the Criminal Investigation Department concerning the theft of a commercial shop (roastery) in the Al-Wehdat area by an unidentified person who entered the premises and stole JOD 5,000.
The spokesperson said an investigation team from the Criminal Investigation Department and East Amman Police was immediately formed. After gathering information from the crime scene, the team identified the suspect, located and arrested him.
The stolen money was recovered with the suspect's guidance, and he will be referred to the judiciary.
Ammon had reported details of a burglary at AlShaeb Roastery branch in the Al-Wehdat area last night, during which the safe was forced open and the cash inside was stolen.
According to details obtained by 'Ammon News', the thieves disabled the surveillance cameras before carrying out the robbery. They managed to enter the premises, break open the safe and steal everything inside, despite the safe having a steel door.
The thieves used electric cutting machines to break the safe loose.
They also removed and stole the surveillance cameras installed inside the branch and disconnected their equipment.
Following the incident, local merchants appealed to Interior Minister Mazen Al-Faraya to intervene swiftly to secure the area and protect businesses from theft and potential risks. They said the method used in the robbery indicates that the perpetrators were skilled at bypassing electronic surveillance and alarm systems, posing a threat to their commercial interests.Newspapers
The Public Security Directorate (PSD) spokesperson said a report was received this morning by the East Amman Police Directorate and the Criminal Investigation Department concerning the theft of a commercial shop (roastery) in the Al-Wehdat area by an unidentified person who entered the premises and stole JOD 5,000.
The spokesperson said an investigation team from the Criminal Investigation Department and East Amman Police was immediately formed. After gathering information from the crime scene, the team identified the suspect, located and arrested him.
The stolen money was recovered with the suspect's guidance, and he will be referred to the judiciary.
Ammon had reported details of a burglary at AlShaeb Roastery branch in the Al-Wehdat area last night, during which the safe was forced open and the cash inside was stolen.
According to details obtained by 'Ammon News', the thieves disabled the surveillance cameras before carrying out the robbery. They managed to enter the premises, break open the safe and steal everything inside, despite the safe having a steel door.
The thieves used electric cutting machines to break the safe loose.
They also removed and stole the surveillance cameras installed inside the branch and disconnected their equipment.
Following the incident, local merchants appealed to Interior Minister Mazen Al-Faraya to intervene swiftly to secure the area and protect businesses from theft and potential risks. They said the method used in the robbery indicates that the perpetrators were skilled at bypassing electronic surveillance and alarm systems, posing a threat to their commercial interests.Newspapers
The Public Security Directorate (PSD) spokesperson said a report was received this morning by the East Amman Police Directorate and the Criminal Investigation Department concerning the theft of a commercial shop (roastery) in the Al-Wehdat area by an unidentified person who entered the premises and stole JOD 5,000.
The spokesperson said an investigation team from the Criminal Investigation Department and East Amman Police was immediately formed. After gathering information from the crime scene, the team identified the suspect, located and arrested him.
The stolen money was recovered with the suspect's guidance, and he will be referred to the judiciary.
Ammon had reported details of a burglary at AlShaeb Roastery branch in the Al-Wehdat area last night, during which the safe was forced open and the cash inside was stolen.
According to details obtained by 'Ammon News', the thieves disabled the surveillance cameras before carrying out the robbery. They managed to enter the premises, break open the safe and steal everything inside, despite the safe having a steel door.
The thieves used electric cutting machines to break the safe loose.
They also removed and stole the surveillance cameras installed inside the branch and disconnected their equipment.
Following the incident, local merchants appealed to Interior Minister Mazen Al-Faraya to intervene swiftly to secure the area and protect businesses from theft and potential risks. They said the method used in the robbery indicates that the perpetrators were skilled at bypassing electronic surveillance and alarm systems, posing a threat to their commercial interests.Newspapers
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Suspect arrested after JD5,000 stolen from roastery in Amman
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