Theft is a growing concern for businesses in Chinatown. The Coffee Code, a cafe located on Neil Road recently discovered that a mirror placed outside its front door was stolen. After reviewing the CCTV footage, cafe owner Lin observed a woman concealing the...
The Coffee Code, a cafe located on Neil Road recently discovered that a mirror placed outside its front door was stolen.
Mr Lin told Shin Min Daily News that he made a police report after the incident which took place just after 2am on June 9.Woman in Australia charged for stealing van carrying 10,000 doughnutsIt was popular with customers and passers-by who stopped to take photos with it. At Trengganu Street, a Chinatown gift shop owner has resorted to putting up the photos of over 20 suspected shoplifters.An employee of the shop Wow told the Chinese daily that theft has been a persistent problem since the store opened last November.
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