Boy, 11, leaves $2,500 guitar in void deck to buy drink, returns to find it gone: Police investigating

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An 11-year-old boy lost a $2,500 guitar in a Toa Payoh void deck on July 3 and made a police report.

Stomper Mike said the guitar belonged his friend, who is a guitar teacher.

"My friend Andrew, a Suzuki guitar teacher, loaned his student a rare $2,500 Southern Cross guitar," recounted the Mike.

The missing guitar
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"After completing his lesson in Andrew's home at Block 84A Lorong 2 Toa Payoh, the boy left the guitar in the void deck at 11.55am to buy a drink.

"When he returned five minutes later, the guitar was gone."

The boy made a police report at the Toa Payoh Neighbourhood Police Centre at 2pm.

The guitar was handcrafted by luthier Richard Howell in Victoria, Australia.
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The Stomper said his friend hopes to get the musical instrument back.

"They don't make this guitar anymore," said Mike. "It's of sentimental value to Andrew."

In response to a Stomp query, the police confirmed a report was lodged, adding that investigations are ongoing.

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