Man arrested after £30,000 of monitors stolen from HGV

A person in handcuffs <i>(Image: Police)</i>
A person in handcuffs (Image: Police)
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A man has been arrested after £30,000 worth of monitors were stolen from a lorry four months ago.

In June, an HGV on Simonstone Lane, Simonstone, was targeted overnight with £30,000 worth of monitors being stolen.

Officers began investigating and, after visiting West Yorkshire today (October 12), a man was arrested in connection with the theft.

He has been interviewed and released under investigation, whilst further enquiries are carried out.

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