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Police recover stolen phones, TV and other items in Addu and return them to owners

SOme of the recovered stolen items from the social media post shared by Addu City Police on March 16, 2026. (Photo/Addu City Police)

Addu City Police have successfully concluded an investigation into a series of theft cases reported between January 24 and February 15. By recovering a variety of stolen assets, including mobile phones, a television, electrical appliances, and a bicycle, authorities have effectively restored property to the rightful owners. Beyond the recovery, the department has leveraged this outcome to issue a strong advisory to the public, cautioning citizens against purchasing illicit goods and emphasizing the importance of reporting suspicious sales attempts. Community cooperation has been highlighted as a critical factor in the success of these investigative efforts.

  • Police recovered various stolen electronics and a bicycle reported missing between late January and mid-February.
  • All recovered property was successfully processed and returned to the owners.
  • Law enforcement issued an official warning against the purchase of suspected stolen goods.
  • Residents are encouraged to report suspicious sales to Hithadhoo Police via the provided contact number.

Police have recovered several stolen items reported in Addu City and returned them to their owners.

According to a social media update by Addu City Police on Monday, the items were recovered in connection with theft cases reported to Hithadhoo Police between January 24 and February 15.

The recovered items include three mobile phones, a television, electrical appliances and a bicycle, all of which have now been handed over to their rightful owners.

Addu City Police urged the public not to buy items suspected to be stolen, and to report anyone attempting to sell such goods. Information can be shared with Hithadhoo Police by calling 9791612.

Police also expressed appreciation for the cooperation extended by the public in assisting the investigation.

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