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Warning to drivers after vehicle is broken into in Shenstone

Police are urging drivers to ensure items are not left in cars after a vehicle was broken into in Shenstone.

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Police are urging drivers to ensure items are not left in cars after a vehicle was broken into in Shenstone.

The incident happened on Richard Cooper Road between 3.30pm on 6th December and 3pm the following day.

PCSO Andrea Horsnall said:

“The offender gained access to the rear of a secure Nissan XTrail parked on a driveway at a residential property.

“They managed to open a rear window and search shopping bags on the back seat. Fortunately, the bags were empty and were discarded.

“Sadly, in the run up to Christmas, opportunist theft increases – drivers are advised not to leave anything of value, either monetary or sentimental, on view in your vehicle or concealed in a glove compartment, central console or the boot.”

PCSO Andrea Horsnall, Staffordshire Police

Anyone with information can contact police on 101, quoting incident 422 of 7/12/20.

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