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Warning after sneak-in thefts

2:45pm Thursday 28th February 2008

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By Telegraph newsdesk »

police have urged residents to be extra vigilant after a spate of sneak-in thefts in Rossendale.

Between 7.30pm and 7.58pm on February 24, offenders got into a house through an unlocked window in Douglas Road, Bacup, and stole car keys to a Mazda, registration YD57 LGO worth £15,000, which they drove away.

A silver Skoda Octavia was stolen from Dearden Fold, Edenfield, between 6.30pm and 10pm on February 19, when thieves entered an unlocked door and grabbed the car keys from a nearby shelf. An Xbox 260 and a computer game were also taken from Burnley Road when thieves got in through an unlocked door.

Crime prevention officer Phil Buck said: "Taking simple measures should ensure your property remains safe.

"You should always lock your door and windows, even when you are in the property.

"Take your keys to bed - don't leave them by the front door where a thief could easily grab them and make off with your vehicle."

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susan loney, bacup says...
9:29pm Tue 18 Mar 08

probably nikki or thomas mulchay they are the biggest thieves and smack heads in the rossendale valley the stuff will be in their mothers house on tong lane

Yuri Gagarin, CCCP says...
1:27pm Fri 29 Feb 08

It's obvious that it wasn't Eastern Europeans;They left behind a sack of potatoes and a jar of pickled beetroot...

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