12 cars broken into in one night
Security warning for drivers
POLICE in Llanelli are appealing for information after 12 vehicle break-ins in just one night.
The thefts took place across the Bigyn ward on the night of Tuesday, August 14, with various items being taken from inside.
A Dyfed-Powys Police spokeswoman said: “Police in Llanelli are appealing for information following a series of thefts from vehicles in the Llanelli area.
Motorists in the town are now being reminded to lock their vehicles and not to “make it easy” for thieves.
Sergeant Craig Wilkins said: “All the vehicles targeted were left insecure.”
POLICE in Llanelli are appealing for information after 12 vehicle break-ins in just one night.
The thefts took place across the Bigyn ward on the night of Tuesday, August 14, with various items being taken from inside.
A Dyfed-Powys Police spokeswoman said: “Police in Llanelli are appealing for information following a series of thefts from vehicles in the Llanelli area.
“Sometime on the evening of Tuesday, August 14, or early hours on Wednesday, August 15, at least 12 insecure vehicles have been entered and various items stolen.
“The crimes have taken place in the Bigyn ward, which covers Penyfan and Trostre area and also in the Walters Road and Marble Hall Road areas of Llanelli.”
Motorists are now being reminded to lock their vehicles and not to ‘make it easy’ for thieves.
Sergeant Craig Wilkins said: “All the vehicles targeted were left insecure.
“It is worth reminding motorists to ensure their vehicle is locked and secure when unattended.
“Thieves will be on the lookout for an easy target. Don’t make it easy for them.”
Anyone with information on the crimes, or CCTV that might assist the investigation, or who may have noticed any suspicious vehicles or people in the area is urged to call Llanelli police on 101.