Deliverymen Caught Stealing Deliveries in Antipolo City
Authorities in Antipolo City have arrested three deliverymen for allegedly stealing from their deliveries. The arrest followed an investigation that uncovered missing packages valued at P15,539.81, highlighting the issue of theft within delivery services.
The Rizal Provincial Police Office reported that the delivery company’s auditor noticed the missing items through surveillance footage. This discovery prompted the company to file a report with the Antipolo City police last Monday morning. Local officials then acted swiftly to locate and apprehend the suspects.
Investigation Leads to Arrests and Recovery
Police identified the suspects as Jude, Carl, and Elise. According to the Rizal Provincial Police Office, “They took the products to a private residence in Barangay Santa Cruz, Antipolo City without the corresponding delivery receipt or document.” This unauthorized action raised immediate suspicion.
Following the report, authorities traced the stolen goods to the private residence. Upon arresting the suspects, officers recovered five boxes containing products from the delivery company. The total value of the recovered items was P15,539.81.
Legal Proceedings and Next Steps
The three deliverymen are now in custody at the Antipolo City Police Station. They await charges for qualified theft, a serious offense that carries significant legal consequences. Local officials emphasize the importance of vigilance to prevent such incidents in the future.
This case serves as a reminder for delivery companies to enhance oversight and implement stronger security measures. Likewise, law enforcement continues to monitor activities to protect consumers and businesses alike.
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