A client referred to as the agency simply because they necessary some help catching someone who was stealing from them. The client told us that each and every now and once more somebody stealing washing from their washing line. The clothes were put out within the morning and left to dry all day whilst they had been out at work. The items of clothing ranged from expensive jeans and trousers to knickers and bras. The client was very embarrassed but could not function out how this was happening as the garden was completely enclosed by a very high brick wall. The only approach to access the garden was by way of the house. Our client was the only individual using a important other than her next door neighbour who was just as baffled.
We discussed a couple of solutions to our client and she went together with the thought of a covert camera pointing into the garden. When we could see a pattern with the days of theft we would send a couple of operatives in to question the thief. Our client said that they only took pricey items and she stated that she was having trouble with claiming on her insurance as they didn't believe her.
We decided to put the camera in for three weeks to give us the top feasible chance of catching the theft. When we had the recordings back from the lab we were surprised to see that it was the subsequent door neighbour’s boyfriend. He would look out with the bedroom window when both his girlfriend and our client had gone to function. If there was anything worth taking he would let himself within the front door and go by way of towards the back to get his booty. He had never ever been discovered before because nearly all of the occupants inside the street had been at function when he went towards the neighbour’s residence. Also he was a handy man so anybody seeing him go in would assume he was performing some function for our client.
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