Louis Jordan Gerald Payenny was arrested by the DCIU for theft from guests of a luxury hotel in Beau-Champs Two nationals lost valuables. The thief was intercepted at his home during a field intelligence operation and the loot was recovered. He finally confessed his crime. Hublot or Seiko watch, spy camera, Amazon Ipod, luxury gloves, last-crime earphones, computers, bottles of vintage wine, Swiss chocolates, bottles of whisky of big brand, cigarettes. The loot is estimated at Rs 2,700 million.
Former dog handler at the Anahita Hotel, he had found the trick to enter the establishment and leave with a significant amount of money. And the best part is that he repeated the feat twice.
Some time ago, the head of security of the hotel, filed a complaint with the police station of his locality after a theft made on the night of August 10 in one of the villas. Gerald Payenny had taken advantage of the absence of the owner, a French national who had been abroad since the confinement, to enter the villa and steal about ten objects.
On Tuesday, September 21, this time, the butler of a villa in Anahita filed a complaint with the police in Rivière Sèche that several items belonging to a South African woman had been taken. It was a question of an earphone and a loudspeaker, four MCB checks, three bottles of gin, two bottles of wine and two bottles of whiskey, all branded items. After investigation, the police discovered that the thief was none other than Gerald Payenny.
