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Thursday, 17 January 2019 19:36

Police in Ludlow are appealing for information after a White Ford transit panel van was broken into while parked on Broad Street.

Between 6pm on Wednesday the 16th and 08:20am on Thursday the 17th of January 2019, some items were stolen from the front cab of a white Ford Transit panel van that was parked on Broad Street, Ludlow.

The items in the cab were of low value and fortunately access was not gained to the rear of the van.

If you were in Broad Street, Ludlow, during the time of the theft and saw anything that may be linked to this crime, please call 101.

A second van was also broken into while parked on Clee View overnight. It is likely that the same offender was involved in both crimes.

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