Police report more theft cases at Netball World Cup hotels: Five theft cases have been reported involving Trinidad and Tobago, Singapore and Jamaica.
Jamaica captain Jhaniele Fowler alleged money was stolen from her hotel room. Stock image.Police have reported two more cases of theft at the Netball World Cup involving Trinidad and Tobago and Singapore.On the eve of the tournament Jamaica star player and captain Jhaniele Fowler posted on social media claiming South Africa is not safe and said she was ready to return home after money was allegedly stolen from her hotel room.
“In all the cases there was theft out of their rooms. In one case it was a credit card. In another it was a wedding band which was subsequently found, and we are in the process of closing that investigation.“The remaining cases involve currency that was stolen. There is an investigation team working on that. We are working with hotel management and hotel security and we are getting statements, CCTV footage and card readers.
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