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Tuesday 16 July 2024 | Written by Melina Etches | Published in Crime, National
Sally Voss (left) and Vini Blundell at the Cook Islands Library and Museum were dismayed to discover burglars had broken into their property. MELINA ETCHES/ 24071513
The Cook Islands Library and Museum and the University of the South Pacific Cook Islands Campus reported break-ins yesterday, with police suspecting the same culprit.
The Cook Islands Library and Museum and the University of the South Pacific Cook Islands Campus reported break-ins yesterday, with police suspecting the same culprit.
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