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Posted: Saturday, May 21, 2022. 8:41 am CST.

By BBN Staff: An interesting case of aggravated burglary occurred on Thursday night resulting in $130,000 being stolen from a family in Hope Creek Village, Stann Creek District during a home search/invasion.

A report made to Police by naturalized Belizean, 57-year-old Esther Crispia, is that sometime around 10:00 p.m. on Thursday, 19th May, a group of three (3) dark complexion men dressed in camouflage uniforms and military-style boots entered her room. The men had metal objects under their combat shirts which appeared to be handguns and handcuffs.

One of the men identified himself as a police officer and informed her that a search would be conducted at the premises for illegal firearms and illegal drugs. Another man began to search behind her bed where she kept a cardboard box with several sheets and other household items. There the man found a red and white plastic crocus bag which contained $130,000.00 in different denominations in Belize and USA currency. 

Crispia claimed that she was informed that the money will be taken to the police station as they believed the money was the proceeds of a drug sale. She was requested to go to the police station and provide proof of the source of funds before she can get the money back.  The three (3) men then exited the house and gave her back a cell phone that was confiscated at the start of the search.

The woman claimed she followed the men and when they approached the front of her yard, she saw another dark complexion man also dressed in camouflage. The four male persons took the crocus bag and money with them and left the premises in a white pickup truck believed to be a police mobile due to the markings the vehicle had on it. 

In the police report made, Esther Crispia claimed that the money was obtained from the sale of a house sometime in 2021 in the country of Guatemala. She claimed that the money was not declared when it was transported into Belize.

 

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