Letter to Police Commissioner Complaining about Theft in House
Complaint Letter to Police about theft in your house, robbery in your house by the neighbours, somebody know to you, friend, colleague, or strangers.
Letter to Police about Theft in House
To,
The Police Commissioner, (Enter City here)
Sir,
I am writing this letter to complain about an unfortunate happening yesterday night. We were all
sitting
in our
dining hall having dinner , and around 9:30 Pm someone knocked the door , my youngest son went out
to
see who is
it was, and a man held a gun up to his head whilst choking him, and dragged him where we all were
residing at
the time.
In panic I couldn’t do anything, and had to do as the man told me to, I was ordered to hand over all
of
the
money, and the valuables we had in the house at that time, The man took the valuables, and went away
in
a
running pace, I chased after him but as it was almost midnight I could not follow up, Kindly file a
FIR
for
theft, and try to recover my valuables as soon as you can.
I will give you details on the happening once we meet in person as well.
Thanking you,
XYZ
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