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KriaTur Demands Legal Action Against Goat Thieves on AVB Property

Source: Extra Curaçao·57 minutes ago·Curaçao·1 min read

The board of agricultural cooperative KriaTur has expressed shock and sadness following yet another incident of theft and vandalism at the Agrarisch en Visserijbeheer (AVB) facility in Willemstad — formerly known as LVV. The cooperative states that it had recently implemented measures to counter such criminal acts on the property. Despite those efforts, goats were stolen from the AVB grounds in what KriaTur describes as a 'lamentable' act. The cooperative's board is now demanding formal legal steps be taken against those responsible. The repeated nature of the incidents suggests an ongoing problem with security at the agricultural site. KriaTur's public statement signals growing frustration among local farmers and cooperative members over the lack of protection for livestock and agricultural assets.

Key Facts
  • KriaTur's board reported another incident of goat theft and vandalism at the AVB agricultural facility in Willemstad.
  • The cooperative says it had recently introduced measures to prevent such crimes, but the theft occurred regardless.
  • KriaTur is now formally demanding legal action be taken against the perpetrators.
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