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Woman caught on camera entering unlocked vehicles in RT

A woman was caught on camera entering vehicles left unlocked in a parking lot behind Glancina George Building in Road Town on Friday, December 2, 2022. Photo: Team of Reporters
It is not yet clear if a police report has been made against the woman or whether she has been arrested. Photo: Team of Reporters
It is not yet clear if a police report has been made against the woman or whether she has been arrested. Photo: Team of Reporters
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- Motorists may want to always ensure they lock their vehicles or never leave any valuable or important items in them while parked in Road Town.

In a short video clip shared with our newsroom today, December 2, 2022, a woman believed to be of unsound mind was seen entering an unlocked vehicle in the parking lot behind Glancina George Building in the heart of Road Town.

According to the person recording the video, the woman had previously entered another vehicle that was left unlocked.

In the video, the woman could be seen searching inside the vehicle and putting items in a bag that was on the ground.

It is not yet clear if a police report has been made against the woman or whether she has been arrested.

17 Responses to “Woman caught on camera entering unlocked vehicles in RT”

  • Dutty Town (02/12/2022, 14:28) Like (55) Dislike (1) Reply
    Why we still got Irma mashed boats messing up the place?
  • she needs urgent help (02/12/2022, 14:43) Like (20) Dislike (1) Reply
    The woman is sick for christ sake
  • Curious (02/12/2022, 14:50) Like (14) Dislike (1) Reply
    Are there cameras overlooking that parking lot? as someone hit my car where i was parked in the center far from any vehicle yet someone ran into the back of my car. did not have the courtesy to leave a note either.
    • @Curious (02/12/2022, 16:44) Like (36) Dislike (4) Reply
      People need to stop their nonsense from parking in the middle of a parking lot often times making it difficult for properly parked vehicles to maneuver out from their rightfully parked spot. Perhaps your vehicle getting hit would have taught you a lesson - if there’s no parking available go park in the festival village parking lot. You and others like you need all your vehicles damaged to teach you a lesson.
  • Lock Your Vehicles (02/12/2022, 15:38) Like (10) Dislike (0) Reply
    Sometime in November I witness her trying to open all the parked vehicles by Republic bank. She actually opened one rental that was not lock, she reached inside and took something and walked away rather quickly. I did inform the security at the bank.
  • Streups (02/12/2022, 16:24) Like (28) Dislike (11) Reply
    Tell me why people still leaving their vehicles unlocked? Not saying she has a right; NEVER! Just as responsible adults we also have to take responsibility for our own actions.
  • NezRez (02/12/2022, 18:23) Like (23) Dislike (1) Reply
    Since people know who she is and the police were informed, she should be arrested soon I hope. We work too hard for our properties and sometimes do forget to lock our doors. It's a shame we can't relax anytime we go out these days. Years ago we never had the break-ins we have now and our things were still there when we got back, even when our car windows were rolled down. Sadly, these are changing times and we will never get them back.
  • Sad (02/12/2022, 18:58) Like (17) Dislike (1) Reply
    I really feel sad for her she has suffered for many years and she need long term programe.
  • Guest (02/12/2022, 20:21) Like (20) Dislike (0) Reply
    This individual needs help. We are attempting to name and shame the wrong people. The real vagabonds that need exposing are high up in society.
  • J (03/12/2022, 03:18) Like (14) Dislike (0) Reply
    This lady is known to be mentally ill. The real issue here is our plan (as a society) for taking care of persons in her condition so that they are not a threat to others or themselves.
  • I remember (03/12/2022, 06:30) Like (1) Dislike (0) Reply
    ... a time where you could leave your house and car unlocked. The times have sure changed.
  • Hmm (03/12/2022, 07:07) Like (7) Dislike (3) Reply
    This lady break in our cars and steal from us many times…I live out of Town an she comes by our place every evening checking to see if our vehicles are unlocked because she got good money out of our vehicles! We report it to police many times an nothing was done!!! I’m so waiting to catch her and I’m not going to report any f+*~ing thing!!
  • Shame!Shame!Shame! (03/12/2022, 07:15) Like (17) Dislike (10) Reply
    I cannot help, but feel bad for Gladys. Yes she is wrong to be breaking into people vehicles and taking what donnot belongs to her, but on the other hand, her brother is a billionaire and he should be ashamed of himself for allowing his sister live like this. Also the Government should be ashamed of themself for not providing the neccessary help and treatment for people with unsound mind!!
    • VOTER #6 (03/12/2022, 14:03) Like (14) Dislike (0) Reply
      WHAT DO YYOU KNOW ABOUT HER BROTHER? WELL LET ME TELL YOU HE HELPS SO MANY PEOPLE DON'T YOU THINK HE HELP HIS SISTER TO?WHEN YOU REFUSE HELP WHAT CAN THEY DO?
  • musa (03/12/2022, 07:20) Like (5) Dislike (0) Reply
    this lady is special need the government duty please take of her
  • lol (03/12/2022, 07:43) Like (2) Dislike (2) Reply
    That's James Todman sister. He does do so much for she and still she a waste


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