A Primrose woman recently opened a case of housebreaking and theft against her 31-year-old sister.<\/p>\n
The case was opened at the Primrose Police Station after the woman received a call from her neighbour, while she was on holiday in Natal, claiming that her sister had been in her house.<\/p>
\u201cShe was surprised by this, because she explained that she had not given her sister keys to her house,\u201d said Sgt Styles Maome, communications officer for the Primrose police.<\/p>\n
The complainant alleged that she phoned her sister and asked her how she got into her house and what she was doing there.<\/p>
\u201cHer sister could not explain why she was in the house,\u201d Maome said.<\/p>\n
Concerned, the woman decided to cut short her trip and return home.<\/p>\n
Upon her arrival she discovered that her TV set was missing.<\/p>\n
She confronted her sister who confessed to taking the TV.<\/p>\n
The victim gave the accused an opportunity to return the TV but she refused.<\/p>\n
The case was then opened and the sister was arrested on charges of housebreaking and theft.<\/p>\n
She has since appeared in the Germiston Magistrates Court, where her case was postponed for plea and trial.<\/p>\n
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