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Investigation into 'tiger' raid Investigation into 'tiger' raid
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An investigation is continuing into a 'tiger kidnapping' on the outskirts of west Belfast.An investigation is continuing into a 'tiger kidnapping' on the outskirts of west Belfast.
A woman and her two young children were kidnapped by men who called at their Hannahstown home on Thursday morning and forced them into a blue van.A woman and her two young children were kidnapped by men who called at their Hannahstown home on Thursday morning and forced them into a blue van.
Her partner, who works for Marks and Spencer in Sprucefield, was told to drive his car to work and take tens of thousands of pounds from a safe.Her partner, who works for Marks and Spencer in Sprucefield, was told to drive his car to work and take tens of thousands of pounds from a safe.
He was then told to take the money to a silver or grey Vauxhall Corsa nearby.He was then told to take the money to a silver or grey Vauxhall Corsa nearby.
That car had a sticker with the Scottish flag on the back.That car had a sticker with the Scottish flag on the back.
The woman and her children were physically unharmed but left shaken by their ordeal. The van has been recovered by police for forensic examination.The woman and her children were physically unharmed but left shaken by their ordeal. The van has been recovered by police for forensic examination.
The term 'tiger kidnapping' stems from how the criminals stalk their victims before striking.The term 'tiger kidnapping' stems from how the criminals stalk their victims before striking.
Police are appealing for information from anyone who saw the blue Ford Transit van in Hannahstown or the Boucher Road area on Thursday morning.Police are appealing for information from anyone who saw the blue Ford Transit van in Hannahstown or the Boucher Road area on Thursday morning.
It is understood the van was stolen from Garvagh, County Londonderry, on 16 September.It is understood the van was stolen from Garvagh, County Londonderry, on 16 September.
Police said a false number plate, OUI 4201, had been on the van at the time of the robbery. The correct plate should read INZ 4763.Police said a false number plate, OUI 4201, had been on the van at the time of the robbery. The correct plate should read INZ 4763.
They are also appealing for anyone who was in the Sprucefield area on Thursday morning and saw the Vauxhall Corsa to contact them.They are also appealing for anyone who was in the Sprucefield area on Thursday morning and saw the Vauxhall Corsa to contact them.