Jewelry and commemorative coins stolen in Vilnius region burglaries
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- A home in Viktariškės, Vilnius district, was broken into and 1,000 euros, two watches, and jewelry worth 16,300 euros were stolen.
- A collection of commemorative coins and medal annual editions was taken from a homestead in Paspėriai, Širvintos district, causing 15,000 euros in losses.
- Police opened pretrial investigations into both thefts.
Police in Lithuania are investigating two thefts in the Vilnius region involving jewelry, watches, commemorative coins, and medals.
In Viktariškės village, Vilnius district, a window was broken at a house and thieves took 1,000 euros, two watches, and jewelry. Police estimated the loss at 16,300 euros.
A separate theft was reported at a homestead in Paspėriai village, Širvintos district. The stolen property included a collection of commemorative coins from countries around the world and annual medal editions, with losses estimated at 15,000 euros.
Police have launched pretrial investigations into both cases.
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