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Valuables worth Dh140,000 stolen from Ajman villa
AJMAN — Ajman police are trying to track down robbers who broke into the villa of a UAE woman in Al Zahra area and escaped with ornaments and valuables worth Dh140,000.
The robbers broke open the windows and doors of the villa of Nadia Mohamed Saeed when she and other members had gone to Dubai to attend a social gathering on Thursday night.
They entered the bedroom and unlocked the safe locker and escaped with items including gold and diamond ornaments, watches, two mobile phones and perfumes.
Nadia Saeed told Khaleej Times that they were shocked to find the house in a mess when they returned at 1.30am. “All my precious belongings had gone,” she said. “I immediately called the police and lodged a complaint in the hope that the cops would be able catch the culprits soon.”
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