Police warn of vehicle thefts spree around Norwich
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 29 Oct, 16:35 · Archive
Norfolk Police are investigating a series of vehicle thefts in Costessey, Bowthorpe and Taverham.
Norfolk Police have issued a warning following a series of vehicle thefts in Costessey, Bowthorpe and Taverham around Norwich. Five vehicle break-ins were reported last weekend in Costessey on Linnet Road, Stockwell Road, Kestrel Avenue and Ron Hill Road. In some instances, the vehicles had been left unlocked.
A spokesman for Norwich Police said officers are reviewing CCTV and doorbell footage, and increased patrols are being carried out, particularly at night. The force encouraged residents to report any incidents directly, along with any relevant footage they may have, via the Norfolk Police website or by calling 101.
Police advised removing valuables from vehicles and not leaving anything on display. 'Even an empty bag can be tempting to opportunistic thieves,' the spokesman said.
How it is being reported
- Police issue fresh warning after vehicle thefts around NorwichPolice have issued a fresh warning after a spate of vehicle thefts in Costessey, Bowthorpe, and Taverham.Norwich Evening News · 29 Oct, 15:40
- Police issue fresh warning after vehicle thefts around NorwichPolice have issued a fresh warning after a spate of vehicle thefts in Costessey, Bowthorpe, and Taverham.Eastern Daily Press · 29 Oct, 15:40
In this story: Norwich Police · Norfolk Police · Costessey · Bowthorpe · Taverham
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