Mohammed Murad Mussa suffered a loss of goods valued at US$105,000 after thieves targeted his warehouse in Graniteside, Harare.
The theft was discovered on Monday when Mussa arrived to collect stock. The warehouse, which was under the watch of two security guards from Peace Security Company, was found intact, with no signs of forced entry.
It is suspected that the culprits used duplicate keys to unlock the door before making off with 2,100 boxes of Dolphin pots, ensuring the premises remained locked afterward.
Harare provincial police spokesperson, Inspector Luckmore Chakanza, confirmed the incident, stating that investigations are currently underway.
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