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Police to Track Down Bank Robbery Victims Who Haven't Given Statements
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Police to Track Down Bank Robbery Victims Who Haven't Given Statements

Curaçao police are set to actively seek out victims of a bank robbery that took place in Gelsenkirchen last December who have not yet provided statements. Starting this week, officers will visit the homes of affected customers who have not come forward on their own. Authorities note that some clients have thus far failed to cooperate with investigators or submit formal declarations. The move signals an escalation in the investigation as police work to build a complete picture of the incident and its impact on victims. Collecting testimony from all affected parties is considered essential for the prosecution and resolution of the case. Victims who are approached are expected to comply with the request for questioning.

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