Businessman Loses Sh5.7 Million After Visiting a Public Toilet in Thika
Detectives in Thika, Kiambu County are investigating an incident where a businessman lost Sh5.7 million after parking his car and going for a short call in a public toilet.
Mathew Magenda Githinji, the director of Bxbakolinxm Limited, is said to have withdrawn the money from three banks within Thika town on Wednesday before he drove to the public washroom for a short call, only for robbers to steal it from his car.
“He reported that he proceeded to NCBA bank in Thika and withdrew Sh2.3 million, he then went to ABSA Bank Thika Branch and withdrew Sh1.8 million, plus another Sh1.5 million from Consolidated Bank within the town,” reads a report filed at Thika Police Station under OB number 58/22/06/2022 as quoted by Nation.
The businessman told police that he kept the money under the front passenger seat of his Nissan March registration number KCX 584R before driving to a public toilet located near the Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) Thika depot, opposite St Patrick Catholic church.
“He then proceeded to the toilets to relieve himself. However, upon coming back, he realized that the right rear window had been broken and cash totaling Sh5.7 million missing.”
Detectives attached to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) in Thika have taken over investigations into the matter.
Comments (10)
Why carry that kind of cash. You could have done bank transfers unless you were out to buy drugs. Good for you. Lesson for next time.
Poor reporting. He was robbed by burglar
BANK’S inside job!!
Very suspicious, and the cops will barely investigate but take his word for it. More likely he's swindling his business partners who may include family.
Perhaps he should have asked his wife to come along so she can carry at least most of the money in a handbag. These enlarged prostates which lead to frequent short urgent calls can be damaging.
Count yourself Lucky pesa utapata zingine.. they ere definitely tracking you but nawewe hata kama ni shortcall and long call ungeajilia ukiwa kwa gari..yr private property
That’s story has gaping holes in it? How did the supposedly thieves know exactly where the cash was under the passenger seat, first of all???
High rate of unemployment,crime rates rises up too..
Damn one can shi/pee in peace even...and we want to retire there?
Are you serious ,left that kind of cash in your car
Are you a foreigner in your own country
You can’t trust even your car with that cash
Pole sana