Security of shoppers at the Thika Road mall has come under sharp scrutiny after one of them had their car broken into and money stolen. The shopper, Eric Muiruri Ndichu, who’s vehicle was parked at the roof top parking alleges that unkown people broke into his range rover and made away with ksh. 300, 000 shillings which he had just withdrawn from a bank within the mall. Muiruri now says he will sue the management of the mall as there was no particular sign that expressly indicated that vehicles are parked at owners risk.
The police asked Thika Road Mall security personnel to produce the CCTV footage that had captured the incident in their parking lot.
Mr. Eric Ndichu went to his social media pages to report how he lost the money shortly after withdrawing the money from the bank.
A few minutes later, after I withdrew the money from the KCB bank and hid it in the car. The thugs broke into my car and blew the money away, “he said.
He claims that a CCTV footage has captured the thugs who took the money out of his car
13:21 Security at the Thika Road Mall has come under sharp scrutiny after a shopper had their car broken into and money stolen. pic.twitter.com/iqdYBAJNzr via @NTVnewsroom
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The alleged criminals were reportedly in a group of five to four men and one woman ̵
leaving the mall in a Nissan Tilda Letter from Kasarani DCIO, Douglas Chikanda, who was signed by Nairobi News the security staff of the mall was asked to produce the CCTV footage that has captured the incident.
The mall was also asked to provide information available to assist in the investigation
Crazy.
At Gateway mall Syokimau this is like a daily thing.
Not sure why they have so many security foot patrols, they seem to be the lookouts.
PARK AT YOUR OWN RISK, MANAGEMENT SAYS.
DON’T TRY COMPLAIN LATER
— YKI (@Paperboyrocks) December 9, 2018