Vandalism, Assault and Robbery in Plaine Verte: Five Young People in Custody

Before attacking a 18 year old student and steal his motorcycle and cell phone.

A night of hell! To 3 hours in the night from Wednesday to Thursday, police stations Hole-Plaine-Verte and Hector were besieged by complaints more or less similar. Two residents of the street Remy Ollier said that their cars were vandalized, apparently victims of vandalism.

At the street Dr Joomaye, Issajee, 47, lamented the fact that his taxi, Nissan Quasquai was damaged by a group of individuals. Further, the vigil in the garden of Plaine-Verte alerted police after he saw young shatter a window in the Square food court Gaddafi. While a 18 year old student, living in La-Cure, filed a complaint for theft with violence, street Ail Doré.

Several police units were mobilized and traveled the region of Plaine-Verte where they could intercept a group of seven young people suspected of being the perpetrators of these acts of vandalism. Apparently they were under the influence of narcotics. In view of the police, young thugs fled. Two of them have been arrested on the spot. A few hours later, three others finished the job.

The five suspects, all residents of Plaine-Verte, were presented before the court of Port-Louis where provisional charges of vandalism band ("Damaging property by band") and robbery were against them. The police objected to what they are on parole. They remain in custody. Two other suspects are still being sought by police.

The father of the student attacked and robbed, in a statement to Daily Challenge, explained that his son told him he had gone to tour Plaine-Verte bike when he came across this young band " They insulted, assaulted and robbed him of his motorcycle and mobile phone. '