A Yamaha BWS motorcycle, valued at approximately 10 million pesos, was stolen by two criminals in the San Francisco neighborhood of Bucaramanga. It didn’t take a minute for the bandits to take the vehicle.
A security camera recorded the moment a motorcycle was stolen on Calle 15 and Carrera 26 in the San Francisco neighborhood, in Bucaramanga.
It happened around noon this Wednesday, June 19, when one of the criminals arrived and focused his eyes on the BWS motorcycle, license plate RLB-97F, which was parked on the platform.
According to the images, the bandit was carrying a helmet in his hand so as not to raise suspicions and while walking towards the vehicle, he was apparently talking on his cell phone.
The thief got on the motorcycle, began to manipulate it and it was right there that the second assailant appeared.
This person got off another person and between them they broke the locks on the BWS, managing to turn it on and take it along race 26.
The owner of the vehicle, which has a market value of around 10 million pesos, reported the incident to the judicial authorities.
The victim hopes that the video will serve as evidence so that the Police can identify and capture the thieves, as well as recover his motorcycle.
Keep in mind
On repeated occasions, the Bucaramanga Metropolitan Police has provided some recommendations to avoid motorcycle theft, one of the most frequent crimes in the city.
1. Report the theft promptly.
2. Do not leave the motorcycle parked or abandoned on public roads.
3. If they demand money from you to return the vehicle, don’t pay. Call 165 Gaula and report the extortion.
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4. Mark the motorcycle parts with the plate number.
5. Do not leave the keys in the ignition, do not leave documents in the trunk or in sight of others.
6. Use locks such as locks, alarms and the GPS security system.
