Saturday, April 21, 2007
Dubai's most new crime
It was dramatic to hear what did happen in waif last week where a cabal came inside and stole a bunch of jewelries. Who can we blame? The first and the last we will blame the security system in malls, the police as well and the media. Recently that headline was on many of the British newspapers “A Serb gunman from Kosovo has been found guilty of taking part in a £23m jewel robbery in London's West End. A second man had already pleaded guilty. BBC News Online examines who the gang were and what happened to the £20m worth of jewels still missing” and when I read the article the shop was Graff as well, it might be the same gang where every group of them have assigned in a certain country, that’s a possibility. I’ve been in London in the spring holiday and I passed beside Graff there in Bond Street, it was exactly different than the one in wafi and the time I had seen it before. They don’t display their whole products in the store like they used to, now the customer can go inside and see many few products, and the real expensive jewels he or she can pick it up from a catalogue; that’s for sure is a mistake and a point they missed from the branch of wafi city. I go very often to wafi and the securities is poorly distributed there; in a place like this police should be provided there as well because wafi is one of the places that contain so many brands and so many expensive items and shops that costs so much; so police and authorities should keep this point in their mind. The media is responsible for what happens because the case had happened before in wafi and they didn’t gave it the big pith to cover all what happens immediately, so that people can know as well as other criminals so that they can understand and get scared that it’s an important and serious crime that happen. I don’t think what happened is a serious case that will affect the UAE and its nice reputation between countries and that it’s a good place for tourists because that case can happened in all developed cities but the most important thing is that they learn from their mistakes so that it didn’t happen again.
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You'd think a store as expensive as Graff would take more precautions.
A tiny pendant from there costs like an arm and a leg. They didnt even have to empty the whole store to get out with a fortune.
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