RP: Robes Shop Robbed
Characters: The Daily Prophet
Location: The front page
Date: June 9, 2000
Status/Warning: Closed/None
Summary: Another store hit
Completion: Complete
After over nine days since the last robbery in Diagon or Knockturn Alley, it came as a shook to the owners of Twilfit & Tattings to find their shop had been broken into.
Raymond Twilfit and Thomas Tattings arrived early this morning to open up the robes shop when they discovered the back door busted in and the store rifled through, according to Ministry Press Secretary Mary McDonald.
"This is the sixth burglary that has taken place in the surround area and there still is no direct connection to any of the stores," McDonald said.
According to the Aurors on the scene, the perpetrators physically broke open the back to gain access to the building.
"From there, they emptied the register and knocked over the robes, searching for what appeared to be trinkets of value on the clothing itself," McDonald said.
Twilfit was shocked and sadden by the damage that had been caused.
"It doesn't make any sense," he said, "We don't keep anything of real value out in the open."
Tattings said that any dress robe or pieces of jewelry that were sold in the shop were kept in a locked and warded storage facility under the shop, which was fortunately not touched.
Shop assistant Zach smith was equally surprised when he came by the shop for his shift to find that it was a victim of burglary.
"It was a shock to see the place in such as disarray. Why would anyone do that to Mr. Twilfit and Mr. Tattings?" Smith said.
Twilfit & Tattings is a higher end robe shop that has been known for it its more upscale clientele. Again, the Ministry has no leads on who could have done it.
Location: The front page
Date: June 9, 2000
Status/Warning: Closed/None
Summary: Another store hit
Completion: Complete
After over nine days since the last robbery in Diagon or Knockturn Alley, it came as a shook to the owners of Twilfit & Tattings to find their shop had been broken into.
Raymond Twilfit and Thomas Tattings arrived early this morning to open up the robes shop when they discovered the back door busted in and the store rifled through, according to Ministry Press Secretary Mary McDonald.
"This is the sixth burglary that has taken place in the surround area and there still is no direct connection to any of the stores," McDonald said.
According to the Aurors on the scene, the perpetrators physically broke open the back to gain access to the building.
"From there, they emptied the register and knocked over the robes, searching for what appeared to be trinkets of value on the clothing itself," McDonald said.
Twilfit was shocked and sadden by the damage that had been caused.
"It doesn't make any sense," he said, "We don't keep anything of real value out in the open."
Tattings said that any dress robe or pieces of jewelry that were sold in the shop were kept in a locked and warded storage facility under the shop, which was fortunately not touched.
Shop assistant Zach smith was equally surprised when he came by the shop for his shift to find that it was a victim of burglary.
"It was a shock to see the place in such as disarray. Why would anyone do that to Mr. Twilfit and Mr. Tattings?" Smith said.
Twilfit & Tattings is a higher end robe shop that has been known for it its more upscale clientele. Again, the Ministry has no leads on who could have done it.