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Black car with tinted windows, then Golf disappears

A woman’s car was stolen in broad daylight whilst she was busy tutoring a child in Frewin Street.

Storme Martin says that she goes to tutor the same child at the same time every Tuesday and Friday. Last week Tuesday, as she was approaching her destination, she noticed a black car with heavily tinted windows and loud music playing approaching her from the right. The car stopped slightly behind her but no one got out.

Mrs Martin said that she was still trying to figure out what was going on when her client opened the gate, so she got out of her car and walked in.

“I told my client about the car outside and how strange it was,” she said.

When she went back outside, her Volkswagen Citi Golf was gone.

Mrs Martin said that in retrospect she is convinced that she was being watched.

“I keep thinking that if my client hadn’t opened the gate, I would have been hijacked. I had the keys in my hand!” she said.

The car is described as a white VW Citi Golf 1.6, 1995 model. The car’s windscreen is damaged and it has several stickers on the rear window including stickers reading “I LOVE SIMON’S TOWN” and “Onderstepoort”. There is also a sticker with a Union Jack flag on it.

Mrs Martin said that she is devastated about her car being stolen. To keep her tutoring going her husband now has to drop her off.

If you know anything about the incident or if you happen to spot the vehicle somewhere, contact the Middelburg Observer standby number on 072 248 3855.

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Jana Boshoff

Jana works as a senior support specialist for Caxton digital. Before that she was a journalist at the Middelburg Observer 15 years where she won numerous awards including Sanlam's Up and Coming Journalist, Caxton Multimedia Journalist of the Year, and several investigative awards. She is passionate about people and the stories untold.
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