The Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Force are investigating a number of incidents reported between Wednesday December 25, 2013 and Monday December 30, 2013 within the districts of Providenciales, including:

          (4) Burglary: Preliminary investigations revealed that during the commission of these Burglaries,  a 60 inch sharp flat screen television, a grey safe containing some personal documents and some valuable watches, a black hand bag containing make up kits, Perfumes and other items, a Blackberry cell phone, a Television were stolen and possibly other items depending on findings on an inventory that will be conducted soon.

          (5) Theft: Initial investigations revealed that during the commission of these Thefts, a quantity of water, a black purse containing a sum of cash and various ID cards, black Pioneer radio, a car battery, a white Samsung Galaxy mega cell phone and a number of items yet to be confirmed pending an inventory were stolen from a storage unit.

          (1) Attempted Burglary: Preliminary investigations revealed that nothing was stolen during the commission of this crime.

          (1) Malicious Damage to Property: Early investigations revealed that during the commission of this crime a vehicle was damaged and broken into. The right rear passenger window was shattered and the vehicle was ransacked. Nothing was reported stolen but the complainant is making further checks to be sure.

The Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Force are also investigating a number of incidents reported between Wednesday December 25, 2013 and Monday December 30, 2013 within the districts of Grand Turk, including:

          (1) Taking Conveyance without Authority: Preliminary investigations revealed that during the commission of this crime, a golf cart was stolen.

          (1) Burglary: Initial investigations revealed that during the commission of this crime, a sum of cash was stolen.

If you have any information about any criminal activity, please call 911 or Crime Stoppers anonymously on 1-800-8477. Tips can also be submitted anonymously in English, French or Spanish on either www.crimestoppers.tc or on Facebook as a fan of Crime Stoppers Turks & Caicos. Crime Stoppers tips are received in the USA.