Scrap items including piping stolen from Hoddlesden

Police called to Queen’s Square in Hoddlesden <i>(Image: Google)</i>
Police called to Queen’s Square in Hoddlesden (Image: Google)
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Thieves stole scrap items, including a radiator and piping, from a property in Hoddlesden.

The offenders climbed over a gate, in Queen’s Square, and proceeded to steam scrap items that the victim claimed were needed for his work.

According to police, a flat-back truck with removable sides was seen in the area at the time. Three men, described as being white, were on board.

The truck was loaded with scrap metal, including bikes and other items.

Anyone with information has been asked to get in touch.

A police spokesperson said: “We are alerting you that there has been an incident where offenders have climbed over a rear gate, then proceeded to steal scrap items including radiator and piping, including other items.

“The victim states that these items were needed for his work. A flat-back truck with removable sides was seen in the area at the time with three white males on board. The truck was loaded with scrap metal including bikes and other items. 

“We are appealing to anyone who has CCTV in the area to view the footage between 1.30pm and 2.30pm on Tuesday, February 11.

“The incident took place in Queen's Square, Hoddlesden.

“If you notice anything suspicious or people acting in a suspicious manner please contact Lancashire Police on 101 quoting log number LC-20250211-1006.”

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