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The Corozal Police Department has noted to the Corozal Daily the increase on a number of burglaries and robberies of late.

We would like to inform the neighborhood watch groups to kindly become active and report any suspicious activity in their neighborhoods.

Burglary:

A 39 year old Public Health Inspector, HARRIS PATTEN presently residing on College Road, Corozal Town, reported to Corozal Police that between the hours of 8:00 a.m. on Saturday March 8th, 2014 and 8:00 a.m. and Sunday March 9th, 2014 his house situated at the above mentioned address was burglarized. Stolen there from were: (1) Magnavox T.V Flat Screen 32 inch black in color with yellow marking on the side valued at $1,800.00 Bcy, (1) black in color Sony DVD player valued $300.00 Bcy, (1) Gold Ring valued $400.00 Bcy, (1) gold UB Graduation ring with a purple stone valued $450.00 Bcy, (1) White Gold rope design chain valued $600.00 Bcy, (1) Gold Necklace valued $1,800.00 Bcy and $200.00 Bcy cash in denomination of four $50.00 Bcy notes; all to a total value of$4,950.00 Bcy. None of the items have been recovered. Police is asking the public's assistance in solving this latest crime here in Corozal.

ROBBERY:

AYONIE BRICENO, a Teacher of Santa Rita, Corozal Town reported that about 7:25 p.m. on Tuesday March 11th, 2014 whilst standing in-front of Saint Francis Xavier Church on 1st Street South having a conversation along with three (3) church sisters, she was approached by two creole male persons whereby she recognized one as HECTOR KELLY who she had taught for several years and had a knife in his right hand. He took away her gold chain with gold medal which is a circle and two baby like figures in it valued at $250.00 Bcy off her neck. Police are looking for HECTOR KELLY for the crime of robbery.

Anyone having any information in these latest crimes can contact the Corozal Police Department at 402-0022.

Let's all help to keep our community safe and clean!

Mar 18 - Corozal Police Report - Attempted highway robbery with shot guns and two students robbed at knife point on 1st Avenue.

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY:

Raul Patt, Belizean reported that on March 17th, 2014 at about 3:00 p.m., he was riding his motor cycle on the Buena Vista Road, heading to the direction of Caledonia Village to pick up some money owed to him. Upon reaching half way, he saw 3 male persons standing on the road with what appeared to be shot guns and masks over their faces. As a result, he sped off making good his escape but after doing so, he heard two loud bangs which sounded like gun shots. He never stopped and continued his way through another road, which took him out at Libertad Village. Thereafter he made his way to the Corozal Police Station where he lodged his report. Extensive searched were conducted in the area by the Corozal Police but no one has been located. Investigation continues.

ROBBERY:

On Saturday March 15th, 2014 17 year old Marieana Gilharry, Belizean student in Chetumal residing at # 48 Santa Rita Layout, Corozal Town and her boyfriend Adolfo Medina, 20 year old Belizean student of 2nd Street North Corozal Town reported that around 8:30 p.m. whilst they were walking on 1st Avenue Corozal Town just after Vamps Bar and grill, they were approached by two dark skin male persons on beach cruisers and both had on warm caps dressed in black shirt and black pants, slim built, tall and in their twenties when one of them took out a knife and told them to hand over their belongings, whereby one of them ripped off her gold chain from around her neck which had a cross with the face of Jesus and the face of the virgin Mary at the back valued $100.00 Bcy. Fearing for her life Marieana gave her 3 gold rings, one of the rings had a pink stone on it, the other had a heart and the third ring had flowers on it valued at $150.00 Bcy. She then handed over her brown in color purse which contained a small purse on it with a ten dollar bill and a lip stick and her Digicell Samsung cell phone with calling number 632-9648 valued at $250.00 Bcy. In addition she also handed over her bracelet with squares around it valued $7.00 Bcy and a wrist watch red in color valued at $30.00 Bcy; all for a total value of $547.00 Bcy. Medina's cell phone was taken from him value and description is yet to be given. In the robbery another suspect of dark complexion and slim built was standing 20 ft away watching to see if anyone was coming. Both suspects then rode off. Police investigation continues.

Call 402-0022 for any suspicious activity in your neighbourhood.