Residents of Komani Park are being urged to take extra precautions and keep their homes secured following a reported theft in the neighbourhood on Thursday, 12 November 2026.
According to information received by Komani News, an unknown man allegedly entered a residential property and stole a laptop.
The incident has raised concerns among residents, with messages circulating in neighbourhood groups warning people to remain alert and pay closer attention to activity around their homes.
On Friday morning, a resident reported seeing a man dressed in black walking along Bashee Road and Kei Crescent Road. The individual was reportedly seen sitting on the pavement and watching a person installing a smart electricity meter.
Further messages also raised concerns about people going through rubbish bags placed outside properties.
Although people searching through rubbish bags are not necessarily involved in criminal activity, residents have been encouraged to discourage unwanted activity immediately outside their properties and report concerning behaviour to neighbourhood security groups.
Residents who do not want people searching through their rubbish bags can ask them to move away from their property, provided this is done calmly and without confrontation. Where individuals refuse to leave private property or behave threateningly, residents should contact security personnel or the police.
The reported theft serves as an important reminder that residents should not leave doors or security gates unlocked, even when they are at home.
Residents are encouraged to ensure that doors, gates and windows are properly secured, avoid leaving valuables in easily accessible areas and remain aware of unfamiliar activity around their properties.
Neighbours are also encouraged to look out for one another and report suspicious behaviour promptly.
