Police renew appeal to motorists after car broken into in Great Yarmouth
Thursday, June 21, 2012
5:09 PM
POLICE are renewing their pleas to motorists to remove items from their vehicles when leaving them unattended after a Ford Mondeo was broken into.
The car was parked in Kitchener Road, Great Yarmouth on Sunday when its window was smashed. Some change, a bluetooth device and pens were stolen from the vehicle, which was left near the cemetery gates.
Anyone who saw the incident, which happened between 2.30pm and 4pm, or has information about the break in should call PC Craig Johnstone at Great Yarmouth on 101.
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