Vehicles taken in Huntly break-in
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PROPERTY worth a five-figure sum of money was taken following a break-in in Huntly.
Two vehicles, a Red Mini Countryman reg J40GCR and a Silver Landrover Discovery reg SY05RNF were stolen from a property at Glamourhaugh Crescent, between 12am and 4.30am, on Monday, September 19.
A Red Quadzilla 50CC child’s quad bike was also taken as well as a number of musical instruments and personal electrical and digital items.
The total value of the property taken is around a mid five-figure sum of money.
Detective Sergeant John Snedden has urged members of the public to review their home security and ensure that valuables are locked and kept out of sight.
He said: "North East Division has launched Operation Magpie to target acquisitive crime and officers are focused on targeting offenders.
"However we would ask that you do all you can to prevent yourself from becoming a victim of crime
"Firstly ensure your property be it your home, shed, garage or car is locked even when you are at home. Don’t leave any house or car keys near your front door. Don’t store valuables in your car or near a window of your house.
"Please remain vigilant and if you see anything unusual or suspicious in your neighbourhood report it to us. Let us decide whether there is cause for concern."
If anyone has any information about the housebreaking they can contact police on 101.
