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Warning after spate of break-ins

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Builders and other tradesmen are being warned not to leave valuable tools in their vans overnight following a spate of vehicle break-ins.

A number of vehicles have been targeted in the Lancaster, Morecambe and Wyre areas of the county, with items including Makita and De Walt top-of-the-range tools being taken.

Det Sgt Simon Balderstone, of Lancaster police, said: “If a thief can see an expensive piece of equipment has been left in a van they know it is easy money for them. Even if tools are out of sight, a determined criminal may still break in to a vehicle to see what they can find inside.

“Having tools stolen can set tradesmen back financially – not just because they have to pay to replace the items but because they may also lose out on a day’s work.”

 

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