A security breach at the popular Two Rivers Mall in Ruaka, Kiambu has caused a public outcry after a car parked at the mall was broken into and vandalized.
The owner of the car who is identified as Laura allegedly left the car at the mall's parking lot for about two hours as she conducted her errands.
On returning to the parking lot, she found her valuables including a laptop and clothes stolen from the car.
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Reports doing rounds on social media indicate that the management at the mall could not offer the victim much assistance.
This is because the car was parked at a "blind-spot" - a section beyond the CCTV camera's scope of surveillance hence the intrusion was not recorded.
Two Rivers is a big mall and such shameful thing should never happen #ShameOnTwoRivers
— Yvonne (@EvyonK) May 30, 2018
It is such a shame that the mall can't protect its customers. #ShameOnTwoRivers
— Prof_Ongeri (@Boncrazy1) May 30, 2018
Laura should be compensated otherwise what is the parking payment for #shameontworivers
— Gideon Koech (@DonKoech1) May 30, 2018
#ShameOnTwoRivers
the management allows customers to park in insecure parts of the lort, they get robbed then they are told 'you parked in the wrong place'— KIPTANUI (@enock_kiptanui) May 30, 2018
Security guards should have ensured that their customer's belongings were safe. #ShameOnTwoRivers pic.twitter.com/XDnQBwednK
— Hillary Ngeno (@HillaryNgeno_) May 30, 2018
#ShameOnTwoRivers
Someone has lost valuables in a mall then you are told you parked in an area with no cctv coverage! How are they supposed to know? pic.twitter.com/WWi24A1qpm— KIPTANUI (@enock_kiptanui) May 30, 2018
#ShameOnTwoRivers
security guards plus cctv cams yet this still happens...
what a shame— Fidel AF (@fidel_lowkey) May 30, 2018
Laptop gone
Clothes gone
& other Valuables... Who should we blame? She has tried to report the matter to the management but the management is saying she parked the car where the CCTV camera could not cover! #ShameOnTwoRivers @ConsumersKenya— Brenny (@cheptwan) May 30, 2018
Something must be done before it becomes too late. #ShameOnTwoRivers
— @rono jemima (@JemimaRono) May 30, 2018
Safeguarding of private property is of outmost importance.#ShameOnTwoRivers pic.twitter.com/aAADBQRjEj
— Arnoldi (@arnoldi254) May 30, 2018
