West Lothian Courier

Help police to nab raiders

- Debbie Hall

Police are appealing for the public’s help to track down burglars who targeted a number of homes in Broxburn.

The thefts took place between 10.30pm on Tuesday, June 20, and 6.50am the following day at three houses in Badger Meadow, Badger Court and Poynters Road.

The culprits made of with various items including tablets and laptops.

Inquiries are ongoing to trace those responsibl­e and anyone with informatio­n is asked to come forward.

Detective Inspector Paul Batten from the Lothians and Scottish Borders Proactive Team said: “We believe that each of these incidents are linked and that the culprits will likely look to sell on the stolen property.

“Anyone who can assist with our inquiries into these offences should contact police immediatel­y.

“Similarly, if you are approached by anyone looking to sell on such items then please get in touch.

“We are committed to tackling acquisitiv­e crime and the public have a vital role to play by ensuring they take all the appropriat­e security measures around their homes, including locking doors and windows when you go to bed or leave the property unattended. The public should also consider alarms and motion-activated lighting.

“A range of useful crime prevention advice is available on our website at www.scotland.police.uk.”

Contact the Pro- active Team via 101 and quote incident numbers 451, 548, 577 of 21 June.

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