Thieves steal a “lucky” money tree from a Chinese takeaway in Kent, according to reports. The tree is described as a traditional item the owner had kept as a good-luck feature for the business. The Daily Mail says the money tree was originally given to the owner by her father when she took over the takeaway about 15 years ago. The report describes the theft as occurring while the thieves take the tree and then leave in a getaway car. No further details about the suspects, the vehicle type, or the exact time of the incident are included in the provided material. The accounts agree on the central facts: a Chinese takeaway in Kent is targeted, the item stolen is the owner’s “lucky” money tree, and the theft is carried out by people who then flee by car.
Takeaway in Kent robbed of “lucky” money tree in getaway car theft
Thieves steal a “lucky” money tree from a Chinese takeaway in Kent, according to reports. The tree is described as a traditional item the owner had kept as a good-luck feature for the business. The Da...
- Thieves steal a “lucky” money tree from a Chinese takeaway in Kent.
- The money tree is linked to the owner’s family and had been given by her father.
- The owner received the tree when she took over the business about 15 years ago.
- The thieves flee the scene in a getaway car.
- The provided reports do not specify suspects’ identities or additional details.
The money tree had been given to the owner of the takeaway in Kent by her father when she took over the business 15 years ago.
3 months agoThe money tree had been given to the owner of the takeaway in Kent by her father when she took over the business 15 years ago.
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